BTR1701 wrote:
On Jan 3, 2026 at 6:39:22 AM PST, "Nyssa"
<Nyssa@logicalinsight.net> wrote:
BTR1701 wrote:
On Jan 2, 2026 at 6:49:18 AM PST, "Nyssa"
<Nyssa@logicalinsight.net> wrote:
shawn wrote:
On Thu, 1 Jan 2026 22:46:56 -0000 (UTC), BTR1701
<atropos@mac.com> wrote:
For all the believers: Merry Christmas, Happy
Hannukah, Happy Honda Days, and Terrific Toyotathon!
Happy something or other to all!
And for the unbelievers and the politically correct:
Merry Holidays and Happy Generic Winter Car Sale!
Happy Winter Steam Sale!
I'd wish everyone a happy New Year also, but I
actually don?t want a new year this time around. New
years haven't been working out lately. I?d like a
gently-used year like 2007 or maybe 1996, if it?s
still in good shape.
I would like a return to the 90s, late 90s.
Happy Winter Solstice (which I do believe in...it's
REAL SCIENCE)!!
As for going back to another time, there are pluses
and minuses with each era. It's more that I wish that
some people I've lost were still around, so I guess
going back to the 1990s would take care of that
problem.
Nyssa, who has only watched one thing lately and it
was the DVD (two disks) of the award-winning movie
Flow (which she has been spreading good word of moutn
about ever since)
P.S. to BTR: Midnight would probably enjoy Flow too
Midnight likes anything I watch so long as she can lie
upside-down on my lap and have her belly rubbed while
we watch it.
Heehee.
Yeah, she knows that she found a prime sucker when
she walked in your door and took over. Good for her!
Nyssa, who misses her various cats she's had over the
years, but she was given a soft cuddleblanket for
Christmas and it's almost as good as a cat (but doesn't
purr)
Or poop!
Yeah, there is that as a bonus, but I still miss the
purring.
I don't miss the claws to my face as a wake-up call
that my last cat thought was so cute. Effective, yes;
cute no.
Nyssa, whose last cat also thought she was a dog which
made things interesting at times
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