Yesterday, bounce much kitten?
6/27 Recap:
AMPS 165 +7.5 197
PMPS 159 +4 261
Looks like Neko finally broke the bounce overnight. It took a full 6 cycles this time.
And that was for a 64. She didn't bounce as hard for the previous 31. 
Sometimes it just takes her a while to settle down (stop being so bouncy) on a dose.
Another hot day, but cloudy now, cats are in the solarium taking in the heat. The bean just came back from working in the community garden (building compost boxes) and I am now going to stay inside where it's cool. Neko is a lot more active in the cool of the evening. Right now she's parked by the screen door sniffing. Last night she wandered around the deck and went down the stairs for a short yard patrol. Might have been some moth hunting too.
OT: The regatta in Washington is now over, they are probably loading the last of the boats on the trailer now, before starting the drive home. And DH is collecting a medal.
He was a last minute substitution for someone who had a bad back this morning, and he and his double partner came in third in their race. And beat the other younger heavyweight mens double from our club. Many bragging rights earned today. Still to be determined if there is rowing for me tomorrow - they may cancel if everyone is too tired. Worst case I'll row tomorrow night and DH can do TFS.
6/27 Recap:
AMPS 165 +7.5 197
PMPS 159 +4 261
Looks like Neko finally broke the bounce overnight. It took a full 6 cycles this time.
And that was for a 64. She didn't bounce as hard for the previous 31. Sometimes it just takes her a while to settle down (stop being so bouncy) on a dose.Another hot day, but cloudy now, cats are in the solarium taking in the heat. The bean just came back from working in the community garden (building compost boxes) and I am now going to stay inside where it's cool. Neko is a lot more active in the cool of the evening. Right now she's parked by the screen door sniffing. Last night she wandered around the deck and went down the stairs for a short yard patrol. Might have been some moth hunting too.
OT: The regatta in Washington is now over, they are probably loading the last of the boats on the trailer now, before starting the drive home. And DH is collecting a medal.
He was a last minute substitution for someone who had a bad back this morning, and he and his double partner came in third in their race. And beat the other younger heavyweight mens double from our club. Many bragging rights earned today. Still to be determined if there is rowing for me tomorrow - they may cancel if everyone is too tired. Worst case I'll row tomorrow night and DH can do TFS.
"Remember back to the 2015 US Northwest Regional Championships...." a phrase that will go on forever.
All in good fun of course.
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