Tuesday, July 26, 2005

Well... While I was getting ready for bed I sucked it up. I called Ed over to me in the bathroom. I wiped off his former bump with a damp cotton ball, and looked at it again. Since I had last looked at it (Before dinner and a movie) it's clotted nicely and I wiped off all the excess blood in his fur. Now it hardly looks like anything at all except a little skin scrape that's healing over. I think unless things change I'll just let it go this way and have the vet look at it next week. It didn't appear to hurt at all me looking/poking/wiping at it. On that note I think I'll go to bed.

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Backstory: Ed had this little warty lump on top of his head. It was rather like the one we had removed from Mort a while back. It had recently gotten sort of puffy and a bit bigger. I was figuring to have the vet look at it when he went in to have his thyroid levels checked again next week.

Well today we get to see reason #329 that it's probably true that I'm too dependant on toad. Ed had that bump on his head remember. Now it's gone and he's got a little ooky slightly bloody looking hole. I'd clean it up and look at it closer..but it makes me feel all queasy to look at it. Clearly if it were an emergency I'd suck it up and deal. But these little things....ooky. I think it's likely he scratched it off in his crate today. Cause it was there last night, and there this morning. But still he ripped off the little warty tihng. How gross. Now he's got a hole maybe the size of a pencil eraser in the skin right at the top of front of his head. I suppose I could snap a picture of it.. then look at it more closely. If toad were here she'd look at it close and give me input on if he should go in or if he'll survive.

He doesn't object to me looking at it. I did give it a fairly good look. It doesn't seem bad. It's not bleeding now. Just got a little clot stuck in the fur and a little patch of missing fur, and some missing epidermis. I expect it'll heal right over. Am I a bad pet owner for not taking him in? Maybe. I'll keep an eye on it. If it looks anything other than better in the morning we'll go to the vet tomorrow afternoon or Thursday. But otherwise I think I'll just let it go.

I suppose alternately the cat could have bit it off. She objects to all little tags of stuff on the dogs, rawhide, mud, whatever, she just gnaws and pulls and tugs until they come off. I didn't look close enough when I let him out of his crate. I noticed it while he was sitting next to me on the sofa.

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Sunday, July 24, 2005

more

more trap shooting.

shot crappy
7: 9/25
8: 5/25

there was wind. That was different as the birds decellerated they changed directions. I'm still not sure where this gun is hitting, cause at least some of the ones I hit I thought I should have missed quite badly. Patterning is in my future I'm sure

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Wednesday, July 20, 2005

My cabinets for the built in cupboards in the basement arrive today!
Heidi is a hero of the revolution and is sitting at my house awaiting the arrival of said cabinets. Maybe I'll get the base cabinets installed one night this week!

Tuesday, July 19, 2005

I'm a big weirdo. I'm folding socks, and I like it.

Monday, July 18, 2005

So this is where the insanity begins. How it all starts. It's odd seeing the moment when a joking about a half baked idea transitions into implementation details. A delightful and sickening moment all at once. How does one go wrong with Whisky Sours, Hello Kitty Waffles, and Bacon?

Fired from SuperCon. Presumably because it's percieved that I won't toe the party line.

Wednesday, July 06, 2005

more trap shooting. hit 7/25 and 8/28 today. not so good. I was using my 20ga again. right barrel. The guys we were with were really fast. really really fast. So I felt rushed a lot of the time. I think I might be bruise free though.

I noticed definately that if the shotgun is canted I miss. Also it's easy to sort of cant the shotgun to cause the front bead to follow crossing birds and have it come all out of line with the back bead, thusly leading to yet more missing.

I think I like midday shooting with the old duffers better.

Also a question to ponder.. why do none of these guys ever move back? Why isn't there a league of people shooting anywhere other than the 17 yd line? They don't miss. I saw the five guys on the field ahead of us miss a total of two birds of 125. You'd think it'd be more challenging if they backed up.

I don't need more challenge yet, clearly. Also... I miss that sweet BT-99 from last week a lot.


5:7/25
6:8/25
Average 10.1
61/150 lifetime

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