Caffeine

Just a few images from the 13th annual Byward Market Auto Classic





You want to see more? Then check out the Summer 2009 album.

Before I begin - WOW! Espen this Opera 10 is fantastic! I only hope that everyone I show it to on my travels agrees with me that it is the best browser available. Keep up the excellent work.

So I've been home for a couple of days now, but you wouldn't know it by the state of the place. The lawn needs cutting, the laundry pile is high, housework, I'm not even going there.

Ottawa from what I was told had nothing but rain for a week solid, cold temperatures and the political hot air was a non issue. Looking around I was trying to figure out where to begin, the sun was shining, not too hot not too cold, just right for getting outside and cutting the grass.


Nope wasn't going to happen, I got as far as puling out the lawn mower when I spotted a bunny in the grass having itself a snooze.

I left the lawn mower and sat watching this little animal almost as intently as it was watching me.

The grass can wait for another day.



Laundry - maybe?

Anyone that knows me, knows right away I absolutely detest doing laundry. If I could I'd buy new clothes rather than wash them or send it all out to let someone else do it for me. Uggh laundry - I hate it.

Nope didn't do laundry either. Can you spell P-R-O-C-R-A-S-T-I-N-A-T-E

What to do, need to feel like I'm doing something without actually doing anything. I was hit with the sudden desire to find out how the neighbourhood cat was. This cat was abandoned over a year ago and nobody has ever been able to catch her; she's gone feral but still hangs around people. She's known as Miss Kitty to the neighbours here and despite being a feral cat is fed and watered at 4 homes.

Miss Kitty has so far as I know had three litters of kittens. The first litter consisted of two that survived, nobody knows where those little cats are.

The second litter had only one survivor and I'm happy to say that Skittles as he is known lives inside and is well cared for. This last litter has two of the cutest little fur balls running and playing in the yard next door. The plan is to catch these little beasts and get them homes. So far catching them is easy to talk about - hard to do. Suggestions anyone?

In the meantime I'm still trying to decide where to begin with the list of things to do. I could watch it grow even longer. I think I'll just have another cup of coffee and wait for an epiphany.