Here's my room (that's Chia Kitty on my bed).
The bed is really really high (it's as high as my hip!) and looks comfy.
Even I will have problems climbing into it!
Just like last week!
Sorry, you can't come with me, Byron!
From Amazon ~ As Morris' hard-boiled, edgy debut novel opens, former Miami Dolphins linebacker Zachary Chasteen is being released after serving almost two years in a Florida penitentiary on trumped-up charges. Zack longs to be reunited with Barbara Pickering, his velvet-voiced lover, who is busy in the Bahamas shooting a spread for the magazine she owns. He gets ditched mid-journey by the limo driver she's sent ahead to fetch him and is suddenly on his own, penniless and without ID. Zack hitches a ride to his childhood home but once there, he's ambushed by the violent lackeys of Victor Ortiz, the man who framed him years before. Zack manages a narrow escape but is faced with even more trouble. Barbara's ex-fiancé, Brice, is found murdered and she's been kidnapped with a hefty ransom on her head. Police inspector (and former football player) Lynfield Pederson and Zack put their heads together as Hurricane Curt barrels toward them. After the limo driver who originally deserted Zack is identified as a well-known deadly criminal and the probable source of all things bad, Zack gets a lucky break and speeds off to a bat-filled sea cave to confront his nemesis at the novel's bullet-ridden climax. An array of colorful locals gives the story some much-needed texture, while juicy plotting keeps this impressive page-turner simmering. Morris has produced an accomplished first novel with a priceless final scene.
Remember the Olympus digital camera I bought in May 2008?
There are over 200 artists showing at the Park.
And there's Kate and Yvette!
Yvette and I worked together about ten years ago and became friends. Yvette and Kate have a marketing and communications business together. I know Kate through Yvette.
I took a wander around the park looking at the art ... there's something for everyone!
If you have nothing going on tomorrow, you should check it out!
We had supper at La Gargote. Here are Margo, Steve and Harpreet.
So I let him be.
It's a small suitcase ... there's not enough room for my stuff AND two kitties!
Here she is with with one of her clients, Jean.
It's a big one ... enough for supper tonight ... and sandwiches for lunches tomorrow ... and I'll use the rest in jambalaya for supper tomorrow night.
From Amazon ~ A mother of two herself, Maier makes her deadly serious, if at times laugh-out-loud-funny, argument with all the unbridled force of her famously wicked intellect. In forty to-the-point, impressively erudite chapters drawing on the realms of history, child psychology, politics and the environment, Maier effortlessly skewers the idealized notion of parenthood as a natural and beautiful endeavour. Enough with this "baby-mania" that is plaguing modern society, says Maier, it's nothing but brainwashing. Are you prepared to give up your free time, dinners with friends, spontaneous romantic getaways and even the luxury of uninterrupted thought for the "vicious little dwarves" that will treat you like their servant, cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars and end up resenting you?
Gord and I went to the grocery store this morning.
I use Yahoo for my email address.
From Goodreads ~ Chet the Jet is a dog who failed K-9 school (cats in the open country played a role in his demise) but now he is a dedicated PI and works with Bernie, owner of the Little Detective Agency. 
