Who's That Lady
Jan. 21st, 2021 10:05 pmLady Miss Friday woke me up crazy early, but I just made sure she had breakfast and pulled the covers over my head. That's about as much Wake Up Squeak treatment as I'm capable of giving her. I needed to do something minor outside, and figured as long as I had my sandals on, I should probably take out the trash and recycling as well. All the heft in my trash is cat litter and coffee grounds. It'll be fascinating to see what happens now that I've largely swapped to freeze dried (decaf) coffee. I also "made" my bed, which was really just straightening out my blanket and making sure Lady Miss Friday had plenty of laid out clothes to sleep on. I listened to her snore when I didn't have my headphones in.
I had a very productive day - took care of those claims from yesterday, browsed through to make sure I had no outstanding claims waiting to be tagged (at Dave's suggestion), and got closer to setting up the D&D group at work. I'd pushed previously, but I felt like the thread petered out without my pushing. JJD picked up the torch, though, and once I was certain I wasn't bothering anyone, we trucked on. We tentatively set it to be the first Friday of the month, and I thought about Bear Night. Y'know...before. Before my addiction, before quarantine.
Continuing on yesterday's music binge, I listened to a couple of Jesse's contributions. One was some sort of tripped out rap, and I did try, but...no go. The other was Tei Shi performing Bassically live. I heard a version of it before, but didn't care so much for it. This one, however, was stellar. The melody has a great layering effect at 3:12, and you can actually hear the effort in her voice on her high notes. Jesse correctly noted "rage," but that doesn't seem adequate. To me, it seems to be a desperate, painful rage. Like she's gonna kill the monster or herself, or both, and she's not really sure which. Since I mostly only ever really swooned at the high notes, I wasn't actually sure if the 3:12 part was new to the live performance, or I'd just overlooked it. Oh, alright, just this once, I'll go back and listen to them both. It was new for the live version. I get that the Music Group is very, very small, and would easily fizzle out without my constant engagement, but I've gotten so much out of it.
When I noticed it was getting dark, I put food out for my stray friend, and was delighted when a few seconds later, they came to chow down. Well, semi-delighted, as the only reason I knew they were there was because Lady Miss Friday went to stare down my new friend. I closed the curtains, and even though she could have just pushed the blinds aside, she got distracted by the catnip. Huzzah! Once they were done eating, I checked my mail. A bill from my pharmacy and a large envelope. Inside was the certificate from Lords of Kerry, granting titles to Lady Miss Friday and me. Apparently whether the titles are "real" or not is something of a gray/grey area, but I'm not really that worried if the title, itself a remnant of feudalism, that I bought for my cat carries no real rights and privileges. I never even got around to looking up whether cats could legally be ennobled. I've got part of that "crazy rich person obsessed with furkids" thing down. I'll let you guess which.
I had a very productive day - took care of those claims from yesterday, browsed through to make sure I had no outstanding claims waiting to be tagged (at Dave's suggestion), and got closer to setting up the D&D group at work. I'd pushed previously, but I felt like the thread petered out without my pushing. JJD picked up the torch, though, and once I was certain I wasn't bothering anyone, we trucked on. We tentatively set it to be the first Friday of the month, and I thought about Bear Night. Y'know...before. Before my addiction, before quarantine.
Continuing on yesterday's music binge, I listened to a couple of Jesse's contributions. One was some sort of tripped out rap, and I did try, but...no go. The other was Tei Shi performing Bassically live. I heard a version of it before, but didn't care so much for it. This one, however, was stellar. The melody has a great layering effect at 3:12, and you can actually hear the effort in her voice on her high notes. Jesse correctly noted "rage," but that doesn't seem adequate. To me, it seems to be a desperate, painful rage. Like she's gonna kill the monster or herself, or both, and she's not really sure which. Since I mostly only ever really swooned at the high notes, I wasn't actually sure if the 3:12 part was new to the live performance, or I'd just overlooked it. Oh, alright, just this once, I'll go back and listen to them both. It was new for the live version. I get that the Music Group is very, very small, and would easily fizzle out without my constant engagement, but I've gotten so much out of it.
When I noticed it was getting dark, I put food out for my stray friend, and was delighted when a few seconds later, they came to chow down. Well, semi-delighted, as the only reason I knew they were there was because Lady Miss Friday went to stare down my new friend. I closed the curtains, and even though she could have just pushed the blinds aside, she got distracted by the catnip. Huzzah! Once they were done eating, I checked my mail. A bill from my pharmacy and a large envelope. Inside was the certificate from Lords of Kerry, granting titles to Lady Miss Friday and me. Apparently whether the titles are "real" or not is something of a gray/grey area, but I'm not really that worried if the title, itself a remnant of feudalism, that I bought for my cat carries no real rights and privileges. I never even got around to looking up whether cats could legally be ennobled. I've got part of that "crazy rich person obsessed with furkids" thing down. I'll let you guess which.