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I've been thinking about 'heroic sacrifices' and whether they are really as noble as they seem. I guess in the grand cosmic matrix of things, they are, but I can't help but think of the ones left behind...
Maybe I'm just being too emphatic, as usual.

sometimes when pickles (cat, 15 years old) is lounging in the driveway, and i'm pulling in, i'll honk at him and creep up slowly but he won't even budge. most of the time, he does, but it's very worrying that a cat won't skedaddle when a massive (to him) car thing is approaching.

one afternoon, i found him lying under the exhaust of my dad's truck. i started it and even with him right there he decided not to go anywhere. we had to pick him up and move him out of the way as to not squish him under 4000 pounds of metal.


sometimes he howls at night.

Good morning, everyone.

Morning Kura.

Boo was a naughty kitty this morning. She woke me up at a quarter to 8 and meowed and meowed very loudly until I finally got up at 8:22 and fed her.

Would anyone like my recipe for cheese omelet rice with tomato sauce?

^ ok.

My cat seems unwell.
Didn't meow to be fed, didn't eat her dinner, laid down to sleep and was very difficult to wake.

In a bowl, combine two eggs, a bit of milk, grated cheese, spices, [cooked] rice, and a spoonful of tomato sauce.
Heat up the frying pan and put about two or three spoonfuls of extra rice on the side of the pan, then pour the egg mixture near it.
Flip over when slightly hardened or however you like your eggs.
Eating it on toast is optional.


Raleigh: Oh dear. Kitty hugs for your cat.

^ sounds nice.
I'm not a fan of rice, but it might be ok encased in egg.

I'm wondering how battered eggplant would taste?

I pretty much live on rice and rice noodles.

I've never had eggplant before. What's it like?

^ Good with honey or pomegranate molasses.
Aubergine is a nicer word than eggplant, though. Nicer in a French accent. Aubairgine.

There are 3 Australian accents - broad, general and cultured.
Aussie accents denote class, not location.
Broad is lower class (think Steve Irwin), general is middle class (like High Jackman) and cultured is upper class (like Nicole Kidman).
I'm a Steve with a little bit of Hugh.
I'd be like "orrrbaajean".

Oh I've wanted to know what your accent's like for ages !

Lovely.