I haven’t been sucked into the pre-operative vortex – I’m still here but I’ve been unusually busy with the usual medical stuff, PLUS I’ve managed to pick up some consulting work for a few days each month. It’s interesting work – I’m adapting a print magazine for the web. Among other things, I get to read articles about Insite and health care wait times, which is the next best thing to writing articles about Insite and health care wait times.
Anyway, coffee break’s over – it’s time to alt-tab back to the virtual office.
Duncan sends deep rumbly love from the only sunbeam in the entire house. (Photo credit: GC)
Greetings from Duncan in the Shadow of a Sunbeam
And I send all my love right back to Duncan. Now where’s my Memories of Oslo Sauce…?
That’s a great picture of Duncan, one worth framing!
The sunbeam really highlights Duncan’s mane.
If they’re well-written, I’d MUCH rather read articles on topics that interest me than write them. I find the latter takes far too much time and energy. Maybe it would be different if I got paid to write them.
– RG>
zoom, Zoom, ZOOM… the unstoppable one!
You are doing great. Keep active, keep moving (even if slowly), keep going!
Great news and great photo!
You know I love Duncan as much as anyone, but I’ve noticed in all the photos not once does he smile. And that perturbs me.
we can’t wait to see you guys tomorrow
Oh god that is one gorgeous cat!!!
Awww..what a beautiful cat and I love the name Duncan (It was my grandfather’s name) Best of luck in the consulting job, it sounds really cool!:)
What a beautiful picture! Duncan looks so dignified and regal. Confession: I’ve copied it to my desktop-pictures folder, so it can be one of my wallpaper pix and I can admire his handsomeness (what? it SHOULD be a word if it’s not) any time I want to.
Hope you enjoy your new project and find it rewarding, too.
Congrats on the new job Zoom! It sounds like the work is really interesting. Plus GC took a GREAT picture of Duncan. He looks so comfy in his basket in the sun.