A pink and leopard print snuggle sack from my Mama........

Boston Behaving Badly

Simon can't believe this has happened to him.
It's coming up to the last day and half on this job. It has been a very strange 7 week experience. My work ethic has definitely been challenged. For one, my office is vacant. It has the space for 5 co-workers and a large office for my boss. However, I'm the only one ever there. I rarely see my boss and I have no co-workers. I have been at the new office for about a month and am surprised at just how lonely I get.
I have spent this morning trying to figure out what is wrong with our office thermostat. I called the management company, my boss and PG&E. Turns out... there is nothing wrong with the heater except the bill was not paid. Therefore, PG&E shut off our gas and there is no source of heat in the office. The shirt on the right sums up exactly the way I feel today.
Whew...partying can be exhausting.....
Okay, Now I'm feeling a little ashamed of myself....
Feeling passed...you can clean up Mom!
Although he won't freely admit it, my boyfriend is a Scrooge if there ever was one! I happen to LOVE Christmas. I LOVE buying gifts. I LOVE decorating the house and Christmas tree. I LOVE walking around saying, Merry Christmas!! As much as I enjoy Christmas and all that it means, my boyfriend feels the opposite. He hates the crowds of people, the hours of shopping and family gatherings.
This is our Boston Terrier: Susie Q. She also goes by the following nicknames: Hell Dog, Stinkles, The Hound, Beast, Snap Turtle, Little Sue, Cute-Lil'-Cute, The Q-Ster and this month, unfortunately, Horn Dog. Yes, Horn Dog. Erik and I are both very unfamiliar with female dog heats. When Sue originally picked us to be owned by her, we were in awe of how cute & sweet she was. We were also "awe" struck by her phenomenal price tag! But since she was a purebred and came with AKC papers we thought we'd breed her and sell her pups when she got older. However, now that she is our "baby" and we have extensively researched the risks of breeding her, we are not so inclined.