Blogger hates FTP users.

Well, since Blogger will be making it impossible for me to continue to post using Blogger -- since I am an FTP user (read that as I DO NOT post at blogspot), I am going to be relocating -- I think the move date is March 28, 2010... I have to re-read the email sent to me by said blog-host.

For a time, once I move the weblog -- I will probably be unable to use my own templates - at least until I get used to how they have the crap set up and how accessible it is to me... so bear with me.

I don't think anyone actually reads this site anyway, despite the fact I set it up for friends and family abroad to begin with. (foo.)

I'll be working on it - along with a few other projects I have going on at this time - and I will update again soon.

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Lazy Maizy Joins the Circus...

The cat known as Maggie-pie (Pie-Pie), formerly belonging to my sister-in-law, has joined our ranks. She came to live with us on Thanksgiving, and settled herself in with avid acceptance from our other animals. That is all.

We are now Home Owners!

Well we bought a house... moved in 4 days ago, and I am still working on the unpacking process. Things are coming together nicely enough, although we do not have enough furniture to fill the place. (all things come in good time) -- or something like that.

I am going to need a few things (alot of things actually) -- I am thinking since we just bought a new refrigerator (big money), we can add a few small things (towels for the extra bathrooms, for example) and then work on a bit of new furniture for the rest of it (again, slowly).

Dog and Cat are both adapting (dog is adapting much faster, and has claimed the back yard by marking the perimeter). The cat is warming up to his new digs (slowly) but I think he is a little freaked out and he hides (under the comforter of the bed) a lot of the time. (This is a new habit for him). I think that as we get more and more of the familiar stuff out and in place he will feel better, even if it is not "where it belongs" in his mind. Dogs are definitely more adaptable than cats, and our cat is definitely less than pleased with our decision to uproot him and relocate (too bad-so sad, sorry about your luck).

We still have quite a bit of unpacking and setting up to do, but so far even that has been fun. I don't know how much longer (days - weeks) the fun of unpacking will last, but I am hoping that I don't run out of ambition before everything is in place.

I must get back to work. Maybe I'll get around to posting a few pictures soon.