Recent Comments

1. 12 months ago on Breaking Cat News

   I love that explanation. Provides clear history and reasoning … and yes! We are still the “best place in the entire internet”.

   Side note – it’s really been 10 years?? Dang. I feel old now.

2. over 1 year ago on Breaking Cat News

   And Google’s tracking algorithm is going to very confused by the sudden influx of “silicone massage mat” searches….

3. over 1 year ago on Breaking Cat News

   The eloquence of others leaves my paltry sentiments in the dust, but I add in my salutations to ✩✩ SHE ✩✩ as I keep my gaze adverted while slowly genuflecting and showing myself out.

4. over 1 year ago on Breaking Cat News

   Yes, Burt. Inquiring minds would like to know what you are doing with that cable.

5. over 1 year ago on Breaking Cat News

   Run free and happy Belle.

   All our hearts grieve with you Aslan. The love and support of the Orb is with you.

6. almost 2 years ago on Breaking Cat News

   My mother was a grammar nazi. I always dreaded when she asked to proof my English papers. She was also a teacher, so my work looked more like a crime scene with all the red ink. I avoid red pens to this day. I wrote sentences in passive voice and I still haven’t totally broken myself from doing that. In work messages I am much more likely to change to active voice than remove a final preposition. I once used an “ambiguous antecedent” and the alliteration of that one really stayed with me. Now I chuckle when folks who claim to be grammar nazis have no clue what it is. I miss you, Mom.

7. almost 2 years ago on Breaking Cat News

   I gave up once I was out of school. I usually look at the sentence, then at the distribution of who will be reading, and decide how much mental gymnastics I want to do. 80% of the time that preposition stays as the final word.

8. almost 2 years ago on Breaking Cat News

   I was going to tell a time traveling joke, but you didn’t like it.

9. almost 2 years ago on Breaking Cat News

   I’m a bit late, but for anyone in the US who can travel to center of the country, there’s a Greyhound Hall of Fame in Abilene, Kansas

   https://greyhoundhalloffame.com/

   I adopted retired/failed racers for a number of years. My bestest boy was a rated grey and only stopped racing due to age limits. His back legs were so muscled and specialized to running he could not sit. After my daughter was born and we’d gotten our 2nd grey, the adults worked on getting dogs to sit so toddler could get their food. The ‘failed racer’ plopped her butt right on down. My special boy would be there with his butt hovering about 3 inches above the floor and back legs shaking. But bless his soul, he did try. They are a great breed, especially for allergies and calmer indoor demeanors.

10. almost 2 years ago on Breaking Cat News

    I appreciate the reminder! Working from home does have it’s drawbacks. But thanks to all of you, I was able to share the joy with some co-workers.