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Post by Fishing Maniac on Jul 28, 2008 19:44:25 GMT -5
I have yet to finish putting together the one and a half our presentation that I have to give in the city tomorrow. I stayed home and worked on it so that I wouldn't get interrupted, but still didn't finish. I went into the office to get the cameras that I need for the presentation and was immediately bombarded with all sorts of things about other projects. I'm sure glad that I did take the time to work this morning. I just wish I wasn't so tired. It's gonna be a long night.
Post by Steel_City_X on Jul 29, 2008 8:11:49 GMT -5
Had a lovely conversation with a firefighter yesterday regarding 'body recovery'. Not the sort of conversation that frequently happens at work. They want to buy side scanning sonar to assist in efforts, but the senior DC's don't see the benefit.....They spent five days on the water looking for a guy that would have been found within 4 hours if they had used technology, rather than 'old school' methods.
I am going to create some maps to aid in the coordination of recovery efforts. We have had a bunch of people get swept away in the Arkansas River through town because it is flowing still really high.
Work is really slow this time of year, so I get to work on 'interesting projects'. The only problem is that when things get slow, some of my projects, though actually good, get me in trouble with the "pointed haired guy'.
Do cats usually freak out when you move? Phil has been acting funny since we took the first wave of stuff out yesterday. Very whiny, sad, lethargic and clingy.
My girlfriend thinks there's something physically wrong with him that requires veterinary attention. I think he's freaking out about losing his territory, which we can't really do anything about.
Do cats usually freak out when you move? Phil has been acting funny since we took the first wave of stuff out yesterday. Very whiny, sad, lethargic and clingy.
My girlfriend thinks there's something physically wrong with him that requires veterinary attention. I think he's freaking out about losing his territory, which we can't really do anything about.
He's going to freak out. Cats do not like change. He understands that things are being changed and it is stressful and upsetting. I would expect to hear a lot of whining and deal with a lot of clinginess. Basically, his safe known environment is going away.
My cats become very upset when anything like this is going on.
The only other cats I've lived with were females, all but one of them back at my parents' house where no moving took place.
Should I assume he's going to be like this until he's comfortable in the new apartment? We don't get to move into the new apartment until Aug 12th, and we're leaving him with a friend of mine from tonight until then.
In any case, I'll get some degree of payback for the 3 months I had to take in aforementioned friend's girlfriend's cat who went into heat like every other week.
Do cats usually freak out when you move? Phil has been acting funny since we took the first wave of stuff out yesterday. Very whiny, sad, lethargic and clingy.
My girlfriend thinks there's something physically wrong with him that requires veterinary attention. I think he's freaking out about losing his territory, which we can't really do anything about.
Please be careful and take really good care of him. I had a wonderful cat, Jonas (yes, I am a huge Weezer fan), for about 3 years, and when we moved he went with us. We tried to wait until the very last day we could to bring him with us. He freaked and acted sick and whiny. When we got to the new house, he hid for a long time. Just as he seemed to be doing better, he got out, and never came back. I miss him.
Please just make sure you take good care of your kitty. They don't adjust well.
I'd give you a karma for naming a cat Jonas for that reason, but I just spent some trying to get fishingmaniac out of the red.
Our cat Phil (his litter was named after the Rugrats) will be staying with my friend Phil. I hope that won't get too confusing.
He likes to get outside, too. If it's any consolation, he'll have a house with a backyard in a couple weeks, instead of an upper-level flat with no escape.
I'd give you a karma for naming a cat Jonas for that reason, but I just spent some trying to get fishingmaniac out of the red.
Our cat Phil (his litter was named after the Rugrats) will be staying with my friend Phil. I hope that won't get too confusing.
He likes to get outside, too. If it's any consolation, he'll have a house with a backyard in a couple weeks, instead of an upper-level flat with no escape.
Well, I got him when I was 16 and HUGE into Weezer. I still am a Weezer fan to this day ;D I just wanted to warn you, because we thought he was doing fine. But I'm happy that Phil will have a backyard to roam around in!
Also, I think the Rugrats litter naming thing is cool too, so karma for that.