Kittens of mischief
Mar. 21st, 2014 12:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
eve_primeFortunately, Ajani and Sorin didn’t eat anything untoward today, like houseplants or aluminum foil, as far as I can tell. What they did do, though:
(1) They shut my laptop, which I had as usual left on the couch overnight – normally not a big deal, but this time my vpn failed so badly that I had to uninstall and reinstall the program to get it working again.
(2) They “hid” the check I intended to deposit, but at least I found it before resorting to extreme measures like calling the library and asking if they had a lost and found.
(3) Sorin decided the iron isn’t daunting enough to deter him from burrowing into the shirts as I iron them.
(4) He also did jump up and visit the kitchen sink, but maybe only the once.
(5) They were also much too interested in everything D. had to eat, but at least it kept him paying attention to his meals instead of the computer.
So much work, our lovelies.
(1) They shut my laptop, which I had as usual left on the couch overnight – normally not a big deal, but this time my vpn failed so badly that I had to uninstall and reinstall the program to get it working again.
(2) They “hid” the check I intended to deposit, but at least I found it before resorting to extreme measures like calling the library and asking if they had a lost and found.
(3) Sorin decided the iron isn’t daunting enough to deter him from burrowing into the shirts as I iron them.
(4) He also did jump up and visit the kitchen sink, but maybe only the once.
(5) They were also much too interested in everything D. had to eat, but at least it kept him paying attention to his meals instead of the computer.
So much work, our lovelies.