Firstly, twelve of River! And Simon's still not talking to Miranda.
It occurs to me that I may get a little two excited about some things. At least one of my flistees has just posted her thousandth entry, while another thinks he'll get to 1000 before the year's out.This, on its own, seems like an unexceptional little detail. My point is that they barely seem to notice it - it's a matter of "1000 entries! Yey!"
So, you might wonder, where am I going with this? Well, dear readers, it seems that I do indeed get slightly overexcited. Just look a couple of days back, to me going "OMGYAY! 200 POSTS! LET'S PLAY A GAAAME!" If tradition's anything to go by, it'll happen for 250 posts, too. And 300. And 350. And I'll probably bounce up and down and overdose on excitement for 500 posts while everyone else in the whole entire universe is busily looking the other way and saying "2000 entries. Meh."
Maybe I'm doing this whole journal thing wrong, and need to develop some stylish indifference.
...
Bah. Stylish indifference just isn't my thing.
Anyway! As you may have guessed, the aforementioned two hundredth entry contained a game. A game that looks suspiciously like a music!quiz. According to the poll I took yesterday, an overwhelming majority of people who actually answered the question wanted to know what the other three answers were. So!
( Cut for answers... )
Moving on to news from today, Montie went for a visit to the vet seeing as how he's starting to get on in years and he's a bit slow in the mornings. He's gained about half a kilogram since his last visit, and is in very good health. The vet said, quote, "His heart sounds good between growls." His cataracts aren't horribly bad, either; this is partly owing to poodles getting different cataracts to other dogs, and means that things only get fuzzy for him up close. Also, he needs slightly more calories in his diet, but that's easily done.
He took a bit of a liking to a German Shepherd on the way out. It may have helped that she was on the other side of the room. :)
It occurs to me that I may get a little two excited about some things. At least one of my flistees has just posted her thousandth entry, while another thinks he'll get to 1000 before the year's out.This, on its own, seems like an unexceptional little detail. My point is that they barely seem to notice it - it's a matter of "1000 entries! Yey!"
So, you might wonder, where am I going with this? Well, dear readers, it seems that I do indeed get slightly overexcited. Just look a couple of days back, to me going "OMGYAY! 200 POSTS! LET'S PLAY A GAAAME!" If tradition's anything to go by, it'll happen for 250 posts, too. And 300. And 350. And I'll probably bounce up and down and overdose on excitement for 500 posts while everyone else in the whole entire universe is busily looking the other way and saying "2000 entries. Meh."
Maybe I'm doing this whole journal thing wrong, and need to develop some stylish indifference.
...
Bah. Stylish indifference just isn't my thing.
Anyway! As you may have guessed, the aforementioned two hundredth entry contained a game. A game that looks suspiciously like a music!quiz. According to the poll I took yesterday, an overwhelming majority of people who actually answered the question wanted to know what the other three answers were. So!
( Cut for answers... )
Moving on to news from today, Montie went for a visit to the vet seeing as how he's starting to get on in years and he's a bit slow in the mornings. He's gained about half a kilogram since his last visit, and is in very good health. The vet said, quote, "His heart sounds good between growls." His cataracts aren't horribly bad, either; this is partly owing to poodles getting different cataracts to other dogs, and means that things only get fuzzy for him up close. Also, he needs slightly more calories in his diet, but that's easily done.
He took a bit of a liking to a German Shepherd on the way out. It may have helped that she was on the other side of the room. :)
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