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fenchurchBecause I was evil and just posted something that mentions the political process. :-)
1. Stop talking about politics for a moment or two.
2. Post a reasonably-sized picture in your LJ, NOT under a cut tag, of something pleasant, such as an adorable kitten, or a fluffy white cloud, or a bottle of booze. Something that has NOTHING TO DO WITH POLITICS.
ETA: Oops. I just realized it said to NOT put it under the cut tag. Well, um, I suck at following directions, so the pics are going to stay under the cut. Neener.
Yesterday, I finally got around to scanning in pictures of Daisy, my mother's miniature Dachshund. They were taken when she was a puppy (though, truthfully, she's not a whole lot bigger as an adult... she just looks more mature), not long after my mom got her.
Daisy was just what the doctor ordered... she was ten weeks old when my step-dad got her for my mom, and my mom was only a few weeks out from her car wreck. She still had to have help getting up and down, her left hand and arm were still wrapped up in a huge bundle of bandages, her right hand and arm were still swollen and bruised, and the rest of the bruises and cuts were still healing (though she'd gotten the stitches and staples out of her head at that point). In short, she still had to have people around pretty much constantly to help take care of her. Daisy gave her someone she could take care of, and her doctor thinks that it was that extra incentive that helped her recover as quickly as she has.
1. Stop talking about politics for a moment or two.
2. Post a reasonably-sized picture in your LJ, NOT under a cut tag, of something pleasant, such as an adorable kitten, or a fluffy white cloud, or a bottle of booze. Something that has NOTHING TO DO WITH POLITICS.
ETA: Oops. I just realized it said to NOT put it under the cut tag. Well, um, I suck at following directions, so the pics are going to stay under the cut. Neener.
Yesterday, I finally got around to scanning in pictures of Daisy, my mother's miniature Dachshund. They were taken when she was a puppy (though, truthfully, she's not a whole lot bigger as an adult... she just looks more mature), not long after my mom got her.
Daisy was just what the doctor ordered... she was ten weeks old when my step-dad got her for my mom, and my mom was only a few weeks out from her car wreck. She still had to have help getting up and down, her left hand and arm were still wrapped up in a huge bundle of bandages, her right hand and arm were still swollen and bruised, and the rest of the bruises and cuts were still healing (though she'd gotten the stitches and staples out of her head at that point). In short, she still had to have people around pretty much constantly to help take care of her. Daisy gave her someone she could take care of, and her doctor thinks that it was that extra incentive that helped her recover as quickly as she has.
