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[sua_lay]

Had a long and productive work night. Managed to actually do some paperwork I've been evading. Wrapped roses for the kids to take to teachers and then scribbled some notes.

A perfect work night, I'd say.

Slept through the day and then decided not to do anything today. A good decision. Thought I'd watch the extras on my RotK DVD and then ended up watching the whole damn movie.

Am now melancholy, but for the first time, I'm not feeling an overwhelming urge to kick Sam. Am so glad that has passed.

pokes Sam with my toe, gently

I think I'll spend the next few hours babbling with you know who and then scribbling a few things down. Am not even trying to achieve anything.

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[mace-m.livejournal.com]

pokes Sam with my toe, gently

Hey!! Leave my dog alone, he's trying to sleep!

[sua-lay.livejournal.com]

:D I would never try to kick that cute little critter! Or even gently poke him!

After all he wasn't the idiot who wanted a woman with ribbons in her hair instead of a cute blue eyed hobbit... :D

And is Sam making funny snuffling sounds when he sleeps? scratches Sam who would probably run away in reality

[mace-m.livejournal.com]

No, he mostly just snores. But snores really loudly. The odd thing about it is that when a human is snoring close to you, it's really irritating and you can't sleep, but when a Pekingese snores next to you, you can't keep your eyes open. I've been thinking I should record him and sell it to insomniacs world wide and make a fortune! *g*

LOL

[wolfsbride.livejournal.com]

I remember house sitting for some friends that have a boston terrier.. another smushed nose breed... and I got so used to the snoring that when I finally went home I was all WAAAAAH!! IT'S TOO QUIET!! I CANNA SLEEP!!

WB

Re: LOL

[mace-m.livejournal.com]

They really do make an immense amount of noise! Some times I think Sam's snooring could wake the dead. *g*