Happy Thanksgiving everybody!  I hope that you all have a great day today, and don't forget to listen to Alice's Resteraunt and eat lots of turkey!

My long hair! Oh no!

Well, I decided that I'd had enough of the long hair, and got a nice short haircut...I'm really liking it. I feel much cleaner, and I love how I can dry it in 5 seconds. I miss my long hair, though.

I suppose I have to make one after I was tagged by someone (Curse you! j/k).

1. I have an original lobby poster from 1951 of The Day The Earth Stood Still. It holds a nice place on my wall.

2. I eat cookies and milk almost every day.

3. I spend a good 4-5 hours of my day watching TV shows (M*A*S*H, Seinfeld, Simpsons, Law and Order...Goofy VH1 shows )

4. I keep my movie collection (Nearing 300 I believe, may have past that) in alphabetical order. Unfortunetaly, I don't have enough cabinets to fit them all, so some end up on the floor.

5. (Here's something I stole from Eddy ) I have seen each Star Wars movie (excluding Episode III) at least 100 times. Jeez, I AM NERDY!

6. I once ate 7 steaks (along with a piece of chicken, and two rolls) at an all you can eat buffet.

7. I can't stand SPAM e-mails. I get so excited, thinking that someone sent me something, and I look and it's a porno advertisment.

8. I have a Myspace just so I can look at other people's myspaces.

9. I volunteer at the local human society (animal shelter) and play with cats.

10. I find lolcats to be extremely hilarious.

He went to the vet today, because they wanted to check his heart because he had a murmur, and they found something else out. He has Feline Cardiomyopathy. Let me give you an idea of what that is. Either the heart muscles are too thick, or too stretched, resulting in either the heart chambers being too big or small, which can cause blood clots. The blood clots then travel to the legs where they stop, and paralyze the cat. Here's a link to it, if you'd like to read more.

Luckily it is treatable, not curable, but treatable. They've given him medicine, but unfortunetly the vet told me that with the treatment, most cats only live three years. But, I'm trying to be very optimistic. Who knows, maybe he'll live even longer. That would be great.

Thanks for taking the time read my blog.