More free Red Sox!

So, Randy got us some free tix in a great section! I sure hope they win tonight, they've been on the usual July slide. Go Red Sox! Go Josh Beckett! Get those White Sox!
Off to the beach tomorrow with my sidekick Karen. Supposed to be about 76 with sun and some clouds. Should be nice enough, and we haven't had nearly enough beach time this year.
Just made plans to go to Nashville over Labor Day weekend with Karen and Kim. SO excited about a girly weekend away with my two best friends. Got tix for the Grand Ole Opry already (that's GOTTA be one of the places you should see before you die, right?) We're staying right downtown near where all the cool music bars are too. Can't wait to wear my stylin' cowboy boots I got in Austin last year, without socks and with a denim skirt. Can't rock that look in Boston, although it's ok with jeans around here.
Hm, what else. Oh, brought the Emmie kitty in for her annual exam and shots. She hates it there. We have an awesome vet though. She's a little on the plump side (11.7 lbs on a small frame) so we have to reduce the food intake even more. Got her a kitten, feed her better (and less) food, and she hasn't lost an ounce. I'm never gonna get any sleep with these hungry kitties. Plus she has, shall we say, loose output issues, so I gotta go back on the hunt for an alternative protein source (ie, not chicken) and try it for 3 months. And you all know how paranoid I am about the stupid pet food stuff. Oh well. She looks like she's gonna have babies, and she was spayed ages ago.
That's it for now. Gotta put on my red sox shirt now.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Howdy there Ryssee? Nice blog! I travelled through Boston for a bit. Love that place! Anyhoo, thanks for the comment. I'll be sure to check out your blog from now on...
12:08 AM
HAR said…
I am so jealous right now. Take lots of pictures of Nashville. It is on my list.
Go Yankees...sorry.
3:38 PM
Kimberly said…
Nashville! Fun!

Maybe kitty is just "big boned." :-)
10:43 PM
ryssee said…
LOL Kim! She has a very positive body image.
11:29 PM
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