(Just asking. No reason at all. Na-ah. Nothing to see here.)
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Dang cats anyway.
You sure should be able to Scotchgard the comforter. Note they don't sell the good stuff anymore. Its showing up in the water supply around the 3M plant in St. Paul, MN. Sniff, sniff. Better life through chemistry.
Yeah, you can. Probably going to have to order the real stuff from a wholesaler. Time for a little white lie -- you need some for a case for the (insert jurisdictional info here).
Apply with adequate, make that copious, ventilation and allow to throughly dry before sleeping or allowing the little princessca to barf on it again. Gee, you might even give serious consideration to a Hypalon treated comforter cover.
Of course, one could always find a new home for neurotic cat, too. After all, she probably won't tolerate the move very well, either. Who knows what she'll do in retaliation?
Well, who the hell am I, really? Blogged on (don't shoot me) AOL for years, and, upon AOL-J's implosion, thought I'd move on out here with the big boys.
The journal started off as a record of my initial forays into a gym, as I tried to get fit for a trip to New Zealand -- and then a journal of the trip. Since then, it's sort of grown into a standard whatever-I-happen-to-be-thinking -about blog. I think it's best when I travel, actually, but feel free to check out five years of history (and who knows how much future).
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Dang cats anyway.
You sure should be able to Scotchgard the comforter. Note they don't sell the good stuff anymore. Its showing up in the water supply around the 3M plant in St. Paul, MN. Sniff, sniff. Better life through chemistry.
Yeah, you can. Probably going to have to order the real stuff from a wholesaler. Time for a little white lie -- you need some for a case for the (insert jurisdictional info here).
Apply with adequate, make that copious, ventilation and allow to throughly dry before sleeping or allowing the little princessca to barf on it again. Gee, you might even give serious consideration to a Hypalon treated comforter cover.
Of course, one could always find a new home for neurotic cat, too. After all, she probably won't tolerate the move very well, either. Who knows what she'll do in retaliation?
(Shut my mouth. I didn't say that -- not really.)
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