five weeks to touchdown

[the_siobhan]

Woke up today with pins and needles in both arms from wrist to elbow.

I'm pretty sure that's not good.

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The wonderful the_axel fixed my computer last night while I was at work, so I can actually read things on the screen again. Unfortunately, I lost about a weeks worth of mail. If you sent me anything in the last week, please re-send as it's gone to the great recycling box in the sky. If you sent it longer ago than that, well, I'm just a spaz.

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I woke up this morning coughing and hacking because I had just inhaled something.

I'm telling myself it was a piece of lint.

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For some reason my bathtub is full of these.

Might have something to do with all the rain.

This is nothing to do with the way I woke up this morning, and I will brook no suggestions otherwise. I do not sleep in the bathtub, and besides, that was a piece of lint.

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And the biggest and bestest news for last - I now live with one of these

Her name is Lola, she's two years old, and slightly over a foot long. (I think. I haven't been able to get her to unwrap fully yet.) I am utterly smitten.

I must now get a decent thermometre and a heat lamp, because she likes it a lot hotter than I do.

Comments

[okoshun.livejournal.com]

Oooh! I love snakes. I'd never own one because I don't know how to properly care for one, but I do love them.

[the-siobhan.livejournal.com]

If you want a starter snake, I highly recommend a corn. They are temperate (they like to live at approximately the same temperature we do) so they are one of the easiest to care for. And they are naturally very sweet-natured.

And because they've been bred in captivity for a long time, they have some really cool colour strains. My first snake was a blood corn (http://www.tainoreptiles.com/files/mcrea.jpg).

[snickerpuss.livejournal.com]

Oh my, that's pretty. *nods*