Lis's Project 365

We have a special pitcher of water for the plants (it’s just allowed to sit out) and special water for Parker (with “kitty mouthwash” in it). I guess it’s kind of amusing.

luckily it’s only about 10 inches across.

happy April Fools Day, have a Nor’easter! In Boston, just enough snow to make walking treacherous, followed by a good amount of rain to make nice deep puddles.

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BONUS PICTURE
upon preparing to mix up a bottle of crystal light, I noticed this pattern on the inside of the cap before shaking up the bottle:

That’s what it’s called here in New England, folks.

The hermit crabs’ tank needs to be kept pretty humid–between 75-85%–but sometimes it gets a little too damp in there, and the front of the tank gets all sweaty and you can’t see through it.

There’s an atrium in the center of St Vincent’s  hospital; it looks like a shopping mall. It’s quite nice if you have to wait around. It’s got a skylight, lots of nice wooden seating, a shop, a little pizza/pasta counter and an entire wall of waterfalls.

The theme of the week, for no particular reason, is water.

This is the vending machine at my gym. I wonder, if they got rid of it, would more people suddenly bring their own bottles? On the other hand, I wonder if most people do have their own bottles, and only buy if they forget…

This is Mr Bear. He has been with me for about 20 years now, and he’s absorbed a lot of tears and a lot of hugs. Except for a bit of wear on his nose, I’d say he still looks pretty darn good.

We had a Bad Movie Night tonight that conflicted with Earth Hour from 8:30-9:30. So we did our own Earth Hour between movies, during dinner. The candlelight reflecting off the beer bottles is particularly lovely.

Doug and I are both so laid back about such things, we both forgot to mention it to each other this morning. I completely forgot until I had to write the date on a form at work today. But we did decide to go out for a tasty dinner, so that was good 🙂