Monday, 1 January 2007, 19:04
They weren't visible when we were round because their parents are very sensibly sitting on them. Of course there's no clue to fur colour yet1, but Bandmate has seen a glimpse of their eyes, which are visible through the closed eyelids in newborns, and we have a mix of reds and blacks. This is awesome.
1 Not always true. You can tell if a baby's going to be very dark, but both parents are light - Pumpkin's a lovely smoky colourpoint - and black fur is a double recessive while brown is dominant and can thus be ruled out altogether, so we already knew it wouldn't be likely.
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Monday, 1 January 2007, 14:25
The babies are here!
Macbeth and his lovely future Queen Consort, Pumpkin, are New Year parents! One day early, too. We're rushing round to see them shortly.
And I dreamed that some kind of apocalypse was going to occur and that my family and I, and apparently some comic book characters at one point, had built an apocalypse-proof home module and grabbed some possessions and were now about to blast into orbit in it. (I think even Green was involved at one point...)
Bits I remember: biggish bedroom with bunk beds, too many beds and not enough storage for our purposes (it was a kit home designed for more people); grabbing some of my clothes(!); taxiing and accelerating then stopping because the military made some kind of mistake and we had to let them pass; grabbing a notebook or two of my stuff; someone mentioning that the construction work had been done by other people, possibly poor or immigrant, which made me guilty as I wondered if they had a module of their own; fumbling with my seatbelt before launch as I almost dropped my satchel and two books (sounds like me) and someone helped me with it.
I can't remember any animals in it, which is horribly depressing. Life without them really would be the end of the world.
Off to see baby gerbils now!
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Monday, 1 January 2007, 3:52
OMG, it's the return of the random added iambic! (or view fuller context part 1 and part 2)
Yes, yes I do have the full soliloquy in front of me.
I just tried reading it out in the character's voice, too. Hmm...
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