Kitty Living

The extra questions marks are a Typepad thing - I'll try to fix them later.? Sorry for the flow, I'm not trying to elicit a series of responses from you.

We are having some work done in our bathroom which means we are sharing space with the Kitty's Room, aka the primary bath in the house.? The shower in that room is small without the hand-held showerhead, and it's dark too.? The room is also very warm, it doesn't have an AC vent.? And it has kitty smell, look and gritty feel.? But we need to wash and other things, so we are in the room.? This is today's adventure.? I set up my curling iron, and some hair products, and Bob wanted a bird's eye view while Buster just wanted some breakfast.

I sound kind of whiny, Oh my goodness, we only have one bath.? Lots of people don't even have one toilet, I realize how damn lucky I am though I will never be as lucky as a kitty in my house.

They get to lounge around sinks all day long, their food is steps from their "resting" facilities, and it is never empty.? Of course, they have to share the room with each other.??Heck, before I got married I had not only a bedroom to myself but a bathroom as well.?? Uhm, something you never think about when considering a life change, How will this affect my toilette (pronounced with a pseudo-French exaggeration)?

I bet if you don't told girls that getting knocked up meant they would never have a moment alone in the bathroom, they'd be a lot more careful if not "good."? Really, sharing a bathroom can be a big bother.?? Do you know that I take 20 more seconds brushing my teeth each time because I have to carefully squeeze the tube from the end!? And I live in a constant state of concern about my hair sitting in the sink or shower floor!? I lose lots of hair and it's thick and dark; it just happens.

In the middle of all this, Bob reclines with a slightly damp and very fluffy backside in the sink were I'm supposed to wash my hands.