Muffy s been sick for the last few weeks For a while...

Muffy's been sick for the last few weeks. For a while, she couldn't control her bladder, bowels, or throat and kept going and vomiting everywhere. She seems to be able to control the back end, but she's still throwing up at least once a day. Her tumors that she's had all over her body the last few years are hurting her more lately, and we're pretty sure she's got one in her stomach. Mom mentioned the other day that it may be time. We're taking her to the vet tomorrow, but... I'm scared. I think... read more

MUFFY IS WERKING IT OUT direct link: http://videos.onsmash.com/v/ESX1gBmWWcsPwxCl sources: http://www.nahright.com , http://www.skidpics.com

Today was interesting, appearantly, according to Muffin. I would have liked to buy Nintendogs, but whatever. It doesn't matter. I don't matter. It started off normal. I woke up at 7:20, got ready, and called Muffin at 7:30 to wake her up so she can get ready. A little side note, I'm glad when I get to her house that she's ready to go. Because it would suck severely if I called and then got there and she was still asleep. I don't know what I would do at that point. Anyway, I get there, she's there...

My vacation was pretty cool. I'll post pictures for your enjoyment. We did mini-golf, swimming, arcade, shopping, eating. All the normal Frankenmuth stuff. I had a lot of fun, but poor Melanie was sick. She was a little grouchy, but a pretty good sport.  The videos are horrible quality, I apologize in advance. the one of my dad got cut off a bit http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b80/bo wiegirl15/Frankenmuth/ The Japanese class is going to Japan in the summer. My parents said I can go...if I...

I went with a few of the middle school folks and ran in Golden Gate Park this past weekend... setting a personal best for me in the 10K since high school, but my iPod froze in the middle so it didn't totally record my run. 6.2 miles. 51:27. 733 calories. Average pulse: 171. I would love to drop it down to under 50. We'll see how that goes. My running schedule is far sketchier now that my daughter's here.

103) Dramarama by E. Lockhart Drama, indeed. Theatre camp for a pair of oddly-matched best friends turns out differently than they expect. Lots of fun and some well-done cringe-worthy teen moments. The characters were believable and real, and the maturation that took place over the space of the camp was utterly true-to-life. I liked it a lot. 8/10, YA 104) The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart A fun mystery, with a group of kids thrown together under unusual circumstances. Has...