.:reflections of twilight:.

Last night was bath night. The older cat, Missy was the first victim. She handled it pretty well. She complained of course, but didn't really fight us. The second vitim was the culprit of all this mess: The dog. Of course, he just jumped right in. He must love getting bathed. Weirdo. We had to blow dry him. It wasn't too bad. He loved that, too. He kept trying to lick my face, though. Yick. Of course, the real challenge to come is when we have to bathe the other two. They're fighters they are. It's like a wrestling match. A wet wresting match (and you of the perverted persuasion, just stop right there).

I went to the bookstore yesterday. I bought stuff (don't act like you're surprised). Two novels andthe April issue of 'Shojo Beat.' The novels are 'Mr Darcy Takes a Wife' and 'Darcy and Elizabeth.' Now, I know ofthe story of 'Pride and Prejudice.' In fact, it's oneof my favorites, but these two 'unofficial' sequels ('unofficial' in that they weren't written by te original author), intrigued me. And no, not just because of the passion inside... I have a bit more depth to me than that, I'll have you know.

I aslo rented a few videos (DVD's to be precise). 'Walace and Grommit and the Case of the Were-Rabbit,' 'Walk the Line,' 'Zathura,' and 'Harry Potter and the Gobletof Fire.' All are due Wednesday, so I have a lot to watch...I watched one last night, actually.

And I have the tesimonials up if anyone wants to look.

OK, I'm goingto do a short summary on two of the chapters in 'Shojo Beat.' At least, I'll try to keep them short...

( Then I'll love Vietnam too! )


This took me two hours to do. If there are any typos, too bad.

Trivia of the day: Despite the strong presence of Latino baseball players since the 1940s, Armando Rodriguez in 1974 and Rich Garcia in 1975, both in the American League, were the first Hispanic umpires in the majors.