2008 has been booooooring so far. I haven't had much to write about. Besides which, I've been working my butt off. So to show that I am, in fact, still alive, I present some pictures of recent Kingfisher life in a lame imitation of a post.
This is my office at the radio stations. Kinda cool, huh? The amount of energy spent here this year gets most of the blame for my absence in the blogosphere.
Here is the nerve center where I preside over numbers and pretend to be a manager. The screen saver shows a picture of one of my favorite joints on the Santa Cruz municipal pier. Note the coffee cup with a picture of the Pupfish, the nifty Las Vegas 51's baseball (yes, our local team is actually called that), and the aquarium in the back, which my boss calls "a stroke of genius." Why, I don't know. I think he was surprised with my decorating scheme.
Here's a close up of some of the fishies in said aquarium. They're the smartest occupants in the office.
This is the dead animal head across from my desk. He creeps out the hippie chick who hosts our weekly adpot a pet segment on the rock station. The creeping out makes me laugh. He is also a target for practical jokes. He has been decorated at various times with cigarettes, a fake mustache, a sign promoting pot smoking, and training bras.
Princefisher II was asked to the prom. Here he is in his best Men in Black impersonation. Note the young man expression of nonchalant cool while clutching a corsage. Heh.
After a winter and spring of atrocious winds that has everybody in Las Vegas wheezing, complaining, and hornking out a bloody nose in the shower every morning, we were finally able to spend a day on the Pupfish. Here is my daughter with the newest addition to our family. Aren't they cute?
She's a 1-year-old shepherd/chow mix (the dog, not my daughter.) She was the featured dog on the rock station 2 weeks ago. She was rescued from a drug house, had been at the shelter for almost 2 months, and was slated for euthanasia. I saw her in the lobby, she licked my face, and another sucker was born. I named her Poppy. She is learning about family life for the very first time. Boy, is she smart.
That's about it. We're going to the boat for a relaxing Mother's Day. Maybe I'll write some more at my watering hole tomorrow.
Be nice and send Mom some flowers on Sunday. Or at least call her and let her know you're wearing clean underwear.
Now, for no reason at all, here's a picture of frogs playing poker.
2 comments:
The new dog and your not-so-new-but-definitely-not-old daughter are both beautiful! Poppy. Love the name. I once had a cat I named Daisy. I like flower names.
I am glad you are back blogging. It's about damn time.
And the frogs....genius. Next time I play poker I am going to stick my head up in the air like that. I will call it my poker-frog face.
I am stunned at the organization in your office.
It bothers me a little.
My CUBICLE is not that neat.
I love the dog. Poppy looks 'exactly' like my Wheatie, except that Wheatie is smaller.
Congratulations on the new addition. I'm glad you're back.
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