She’s ALIVE!!!
If you were paying attention to Mel’s status updates, then you saw that
Button got an emergency trip to the vet yesterday, and we are happy to report
that she is okay. And, the excitement was all caused by an allergy to fleas…
Yup. Button is severely allergic to them, so allergic in fact that she
breaks out all over, over grooms, scratches until the bites pop, tears clumps
out, and she managed to pick up an infection too. Lymph nodes in her stomach
had swollen up to the size of golf balls in what had to be a matter of hours.
Those swollen nodes were what caused the freak out, which was a necessary freak
out, and got Button the medicine she needs to get better. As well as a way to
take care of her, and the other cats.
But, yeah, I thought she was gone. Even before we’d left for Charleston
I’d resigned myself to the fact that my kitten wouldn’t be coming home alive. I
gave up, and I turned off. If I hadn’t, I don’t know how last night would have
gone. I’m thankful it wasn’t what we thought it was, and I’m thankful that she’s
still here with me today, even if she’s a cranky little animal. And,
entertaining or not, I think I’m going to make some more videos of her. That
will make me feel better. Yeah, I think that will make me feel better.
I don’t have anything else to report for the day, except that I’m
extremely hair brained. I’ve been trying to get ahead of where I need to be on
articles so I can get some time to work on Cold Lunch. Well, yesterday, I got a
wild hair up my ass to write a DnD adventure. (This was before the problems
with Button.) So, I managed to spend today much the way I spent my first two
semesters of college, flipping back and forth through game reference books to
put an adventure together. In the end, I’ve got a town of two hundred and
twenty-three people statted out, the hook and story seeds for the adventure,
and one of the monsters in the first encounter done. I could have had one,
maybe two articles written and typed. Then I’d be ahead of schedule. As it is,
I’ll be scrambling when I wake up to get tomorrow’s typed, and posted.
On a lighter note, I read the Open Gaming/Game License or something
like that. Basically, it’s a law that allows content creators to publish
content relating to such and such game without getting explicit permission from
the copyright holder, or trying to get the material published through said copyright
holder’s company. That means, after a little bit of game testing, you’ll be
able to buy a Ryan Smith original 3.5 edition d20 fantasy role playing adventure.
I think I’ll try to come up with a shorter description for it. Like a Ghost Co.
Games adventure, or something like that.
I dunno.
Anywho, I think it is past time for bed. I’ll talk to you cool cats
later.
Ryan
PS: I know I’m a nerd.
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