Urban Alchemy
by bronxelf
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These are random moments in the life of an indecent designer and the city she loves.
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And can we really measure
If we think we're any better
than that skyline that goes on and on
forever, on and on...."
- Less Than Jake: Is This Thing On?
Everybody in this world wants the same damned thing-
just not at the same time.
-Chris Orbach: Jane
I could be condemned to hell for every sin but littering."
- Soul Coughing: Idiot Kings
I am a female, carbon based lifeform.
I am a New York City Native.
I am a Design Professional.
I take photographs.
I also sculpt, paint, create mosaics, and play with weapons.
And sometimes, I even dance about Architecture.
What I see, is what you get.
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Preparing for summer camp.
Boston, where she will have her knee looked at to find out if her limping is
due to arthritis or an injury. Though losing weight has helped the limp,
it's still there, so we're going to find out what's causing it. Also she
needs to have a little growth (not believed to be malignant) removed from
her left ear. Amy's coming by over the weekend to collect her.
In exchange, she will be bringing us two very small meowing things to take
care of.
Caine says:
Aww, I hope all goes well and Hydrox is a-okay quickly. You're going to be sitting kittens?
bronxelf says:
If by sitting you mean "keeping indefinitely", then yes. Amy works at a shelter that usually just takes older cats. Though I am actually not particularly a fan of kittens, preferring older cats, I had told Amy that because of the ages of my girls I really wasnt looking for any older cats- just to be able to spread out the vet bills. She said that her shelter rarely got kittens, but what should she look for. I decided to make up a ridiculous scenario- if you get two kittens, both male. One is orange and the other looks like Argent, call me.
About three weeks ago Amy called. Two kittens were found separately on the streets of Boston- with no mom, and no siblings. One was just shy of 5 weeks and the other was about 8 weeks. One was orange, the other looked like Argent. Both male. And they came into *her* shelter, which rarely gets kittens. She told me all the shelters are totally full, even more so than usual. With the downturn in the economy, the family pet is often the first disposable item. No one has room. She asked if I could take them since they needed room at the inn.
So.
Caine says:
So. I know that so. I know it all too well, we're old and familiar friends. I hope Hydrox isn't going to be too upsetty about having kids in the house. They're going to make you crazy. Can't wait to see them.
bronxelf says:
Forget Hydrox and Hilfy. It's Buggy that's likely to lose his tiny little mind.
The little ones already have names. Amy begged me to come up with them since apparently the names they were calling them at the shelter were so bad she wouldn't even tell me what they were.
Caine says:
Oh poor Bug. Yeah, that could be problematic. Elvis & Sinister had idiotic names when we adopted them from the shelter. What are the new kit's names?
Geodyne says:
My poor sweetie. Hoepfully she enjoys summer camp.
Hugs to the furry - and have fun with the littlies!