What do you NOT know today that you knew yesterday?

[The Valkyrie]

For the forgetful among us.


That I'm on call this weekend...

[Mister Agenda]

That my partner asked me to make sure she was awake before I went to work. Fortunately, the dog remembered.

[brewer]

That my partner asked me to make sure she was awake before I went to work. Fortunately, the dog remembered.

Our dog has a great internal clock. It's takes about a two weeks to get her back on schedule after the DST change.

[arewethereyet]

Husband has been off work since Tuesday. He has had lovely sleep in mornings while the dogs have made sure that I knew it time for someone to be up and around at 4 am.

The cat knows when it's three in the afternoon even if I am distracted. That's when he gets his wet food and the parrot gets fed.

[The Valkyrie]

Husband has been off work since Tuesday. He has had lovely sleep in mornings while the dogs have made sure that I knew it time for someone to be up and around at 4 am.

The cat knows when it's three in the afternoon even if I am distracted. That's when he gets his wet food and the parrot gets fed.

Practically every morning my cat wakes me up around 1.30 to 2.30 am to be fed (I get up at 4am)

Meanwhile, the other cat, the youngest, just stays curled up in a ball and sleeps.

She and the rabbit (did I mention I now have a rabbit? His name is Stu.) are fed when I get up.

[arewethereyet]

Husband has been off work since Tuesday.  He has had lovely sleep in mornings while the dogs have made sure that I knew it time for someone to be up and around at 4 am.

The cat knows when it's three in the afternoon even if I am distracted.  That's when he gets his wet food and the parrot gets fed.

Practically every morning my cat wakes me up around 1.30 to 2.30 am to be fed (I get up at 4am)

Meanwhile, the other cat, the youngest, just stays curled up in a ball and sleeps.

She and the rabbit (did I mention I now have a rabbit?  His name is Stu.) are fed when I get up.

Rabbit Stu...why am I not surprised by this?

[The Valkyrie]

Practically every morning my cat wakes me up around 1.30 to 2.30 am to be fed (I get up at 4am)

Meanwhile, the other cat, the youngest, just stays curled up in a ball and sleeps.

She and the rabbit (did I mention I now have a rabbit?  His name is Stu.) are fed when I get up.

Rabbit Stu...why am I not surprised by this?

I'm becoming predictable?

[Mister Agenda]

Finn expects to be let out the first time I get up during the night (I'm old and it's rare that I don't get up at least twice), but he let's me sleep...as long as I don't sleep TOO long before I get up the first time. If I do, he licks my eyes, very effective at waking me up.

[brewer]

Where the hell I left my Allen wrenches. Only took an hour to figure it out, then I find that I didn't need them after all.

[Rev. Rye]

I can confidently say that anyone who’s watched this video probably left it knowing less about decompression sickness than they did before they clicked play.





Seriously, you start by saying that, out of every 100 particles of air, 97 are nitrogen and 21 are oxygen, and it just gets more bizarre from there. Maybe they try in the middle, but once they introduce the tornado into the mix, the metaphor just loses all meaning.