it's no surprise that having to take care of another as your own teaches a lot about yourself and others as well. already, aileen and i have had several disagreements on the best way to raise allie - and i have never seen aileen so posessive over anything before. it scares me a little knowing she is going to be a lot more posessive when we have actual kids, but at least we can use the kitten for practice.

in any case, another lesson that i learned is that catnip does wonders for cats. amazing.

allie learning that my shoes are not fun. 

our newest addition... allie. 

so weird... every night this week i've been having dreams on people i have not spoken to in a long long time.

in any case, i don't really want to say what's been going on with work, but i hate being so vague. i'll just say, if you are my friend, you will sign up for our frequent flier program.

quick update: work work work. workload has increased by at least 200%.

on a more general note, "the list" is now unavailable. wake forest finally shut it down... which means, i'm going to buy a new domain for all three people that use it.

what should it be?

I have several 'generic' e-mail addresses, which means I get a lot of e-mails that I should not be receiving. I average about three a week, per account. Today, I got one from someone who took a tickle.com IQ test, but did not want to subscribe to their services. So of course, they used mine.

On the bottom of the "welcome to tickle.com" e-mail, it read this:

Not your account? If you did not request this account and wish to completely remove it from Tickle, click the link below and sign in (password required):
http://web.tickle.com/account/profile/cancel.jsp

Now how the heck am I supposed to remove an account I never signed up for AND have a password?!?!