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One week until Farpoint 2014
Feb. 7th, 2014 08:03 amWe are looking forward to our second convention of the year since we went to Space City in Galveston TX the first week of the year. Usually Farpoint is our first convention of the year.
I enjoy Farpoint. It is a very relaxed convention made up of people that I have gotten to know over the years. It is sort of like the family feeling of a ChattaCon with more of a media bend. We know each other. Our kids have grown up together at this convention. It was Caroline’s first convention.
So I have a week to take care of some stuff for the convention and before the convention. Back to making a list and checking it twice. I will have some objects in the Art Show. If I can get this other idea off the ground, then I will have that too.
Figgy is very attached to Caroline. She follows Caroline around in the morning and flops close enough that Caroline can absentmindedly or actively pet her. After Caroline goes to school, she goes off to one of her hidey holes and sleeps. Then about the time that Caroline gets home from school (Don’t ask me how the cat can tell time but she does), Figgy come out of where ever she has been most of the day and watches out the window for Caroline to come home. Once she sees Caroline, she hops from her perch and is waiting at the door for her little mistress.
My cat Millie has become my couch cat. He sits next to me on the couch and sleeps or purrs or purrs and sleeps. Occasionally I will feel a paw on my leg as if he is just checking to see if I am still there. Millie will also sit next to Peter if I am not on the couch.
I like it when I can clean the cat boxes outside. Winter makes it interesting and not in a good way.
Caroline has been working hard on her flute. It amazes me how much she has learned in almost a year and a half. I am still impressed with her ability to read music.
This time last year I was on my way to Jacksonville Florida to bring my husband home from inpatient rehab. How much a difference a year makes in one's life.
I am grateful for stuff already for the convention.
I enjoy Farpoint. It is a very relaxed convention made up of people that I have gotten to know over the years. It is sort of like the family feeling of a ChattaCon with more of a media bend. We know each other. Our kids have grown up together at this convention. It was Caroline’s first convention.
So I have a week to take care of some stuff for the convention and before the convention. Back to making a list and checking it twice. I will have some objects in the Art Show. If I can get this other idea off the ground, then I will have that too.
Figgy is very attached to Caroline. She follows Caroline around in the morning and flops close enough that Caroline can absentmindedly or actively pet her. After Caroline goes to school, she goes off to one of her hidey holes and sleeps. Then about the time that Caroline gets home from school (Don’t ask me how the cat can tell time but she does), Figgy come out of where ever she has been most of the day and watches out the window for Caroline to come home. Once she sees Caroline, she hops from her perch and is waiting at the door for her little mistress.
My cat Millie has become my couch cat. He sits next to me on the couch and sleeps or purrs or purrs and sleeps. Occasionally I will feel a paw on my leg as if he is just checking to see if I am still there. Millie will also sit next to Peter if I am not on the couch.
I like it when I can clean the cat boxes outside. Winter makes it interesting and not in a good way.
Caroline has been working hard on her flute. It amazes me how much she has learned in almost a year and a half. I am still impressed with her ability to read music.
This time last year I was on my way to Jacksonville Florida to bring my husband home from inpatient rehab. How much a difference a year makes in one's life.
I am grateful for stuff already for the convention.
