On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 19:47:49 -0400, (Judith
Althouse) wrote:

Just what exactly was Ms Brown contemplating? She looked deep in
thought.

Your guess is as good as mine. Maybe she's practicing TM? Or thinking
of bunnies ("They are tender, they are sweet!")? Or solving quadratic
equations?

Your new place sounds lovely.

It is!

I just had another thought, cable ready and less miles commuting adds
up to, you will be able to see Cesar whenever you want to. I am sorry.
I just coudn't resist. Hey, you just might do it, ya never know
There is other stuff on cable besides Cesar..

I think I'll be skipping Cesar. Like I said, the dumbasses quotient on
his show makes me ill.

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"shelly" wrote in message
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ceb wrote:

It sounds great! Congratulations! I hope you love it there.

Thanks. It'll be an interesting change, for sure. When I went to look at
it, I had a weird (but not at all unpleasant) college nostalgia. This
place is much quieter than the apartments I lived in during college,
though.

You're right about the window. My house has 2 sliding doors facing front,
and one facing the back, and the dogs love them. If I ever moved again, I
would have to take into account window arrangements -- which is not
something I had thought of before wrt the animals (but I like a lot of
windows and light myself).

When I got Harriet, I lived in a big Victorian house, with almost
floor-to-ceiling windows. The dogs *loved* looking out the windows. It's
something I didn't take into consideration when I moved here, and I've
regretted it. I leave the front door open as much as possible, so that
Harriet can sit and watch out the storm door, but it's not a perfect
solution.

In fact:
http://cat-sidh.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-861

I think Miss NoseyPants will be very happy with the new place.


Our house overlooks a very busy street (walkers, runners, strollers, deer &
unicyclists oh my!). Our living room window area is big (roughly 6' h x 12'
w). The sill is about 10" from the floor and is just the right height for a
busy-body collie girl to keep up with her beauty sleep yet not miss a single
passer-by:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?M6F4313CD

Chris and the smoothies,
Pablo and Lucy the Goose

chris jung wrote:

Our house overlooks a very busy street (walkers, runners, strollers, deer &
unicyclists oh my!). Our living room window area is big (roughly 6' h x 12'
w). The sill is about 10" from the floor and is just the right height for a
busy-body collie girl to keep up with her beauty sleep yet not miss a single
passer-by:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?M6F4313CD

That is window placement perfection, for sure!

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