Wednesday, April 30, 2008

It's what's on the inside that counts



Ever wondered what I looked like on the inside? Well here it is.



I've been having a lot of abdomen pain lately, so the doctor decided to run a CAT scan today (among other things). They ran iodine through an IV to help with the contrast and I have to say, not too pleasant.

I spent about three hours at the hospital being tortured, and am not any closer to finding out what's causing the pain or how to get rid of it, but I do have this snazzy new photo of my insides.

Saturday, April 12, 2008

Cat Eats Corn

Thought I'd share this amazing video that I saw while surfing my favorite website

www.stuffonmycat.com


Tuesday, April 8, 2008

The Great Cruise Debacle of 2008

So as you may or may not know, my Dad, my brother, and my brothers two friends went on a cruise for spring break. The cruise was horribly over priced for the week they went since it was spring break. Unfortunately, a crew member on board suffered some kind of miscarriage and the ship had to turn around and go back towards the US. Since the ship had to turn around, they could not go to Jamaica. My dad was upset that they would not refund part of the trip, since they should not have had a pregnant crew member on board in the first place. Anyway, long story short, he started a petition and so the captain had him, and the rest of his group, thrown off.

Here's the Fox News story on it if anyone is interested.


http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,347748,00.html

The Lorelei




"Flows the Rhine as flowing wine,
Bright in its unrest,
Sweet with odors of the vine;
Heaven in its breast."

So the boatman Hugo sung,
Long, long ago,
By the Lurley-berg that hung
In the sunset glow.


At that fateful rock, upraised
From its foamy base,
Suddenly the boatman gazed
With a stricken face.

On its summit, wondrous fair,
Shining angel-wise,
Sat a maid, with golden hair
And beseeching eyes.

From a shoulder's rosy sphere
All the robe that slid,
Ripple bright and water-clear,
Rather show'd than hid.

As her hair her fingers through
(Fingers pearly white)
Slowly pass'd, the diamond dew
Fell and broke in light.

But a gold harp from her feet
Lifted she ere long,
And its music, pulsing sweet,
Fed a wondrous song.

And the boatman, drifting fast,
Listen'd to his cost;
On the rocks before him cast!
In the whirlpool lost!

Then the Lorelei's luring form
Faded from the eye,
As a cloud fades, rosy warm,
In a purple sky.