Found
While I have been having massive quantities of awesome wine fun with Daisy (still not a serial killer), Slappy has spent about 30 emotionally draining hours holding vigil for Karma.
He placed fliers around our neighborhood, he spoke with a local restaurant that feeds strays, he slept on the couch downstairs with both the front and the back doors open waiting for Karma to come home. He walked around the neighborhood whistling (because Karma cannot help but come to you when you whistle. She’s not part dog, but the way she looks, she might have eaten one once) and all to no avail.
And then tonight, as it was getting cold out, he stepped into the back yard to see if any of the catfood outside had been eaten, he whistled and she responded.
She was under the house.
She’s found.
She’s home.
She’s fine.
And tomorrow, when I get home? I’m kicking her ass. And maybe telling you about the wild antics of the blog meet up in Chicago, wherein like 32 bottles of wine were consumed and I’m pretty sure I almost got my first concussion.
Things are SO looking up. You know, minus the big-ass lump on the back of my head.








Welcome! I'm Katie, a 28 year old, full-time graduate student who just happened to have brain surgery in November of 2007 to give my ginormous brain a little more space. This blog chronicles my daily life, from relentless headaches to being a doctor's wife. Sit down, get comfortable and stay for a while.











You mean 32 bottle of FUN, right?
And seriosuly – you’re first concussion? How cool is that?
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I’m glad that karma is home. And that your head has room for a concussion.
Anna in il
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So glad Karma is home!
Now keep praying for Pioneer Woman’s beautiful border collie to come home at last.
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Watch your back – don’t let Karma bite you in the ass after your done whoopin’ hers!
Can’t wait to hear about your antics!
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I’m so glad Karma is OK! I know that my hubby and I would be crushed if our sweet little kitty was gone!
Jen
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