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Monday, March 05, 2007
Our Cat Was Shot
He's okay though, he got the pellet removed, although the shocker was there were two pellets!
One pellet was creating a pocket of fluid, which became irritated- when we took him in. His x-ray revealed a pellet near the surface, but another- deeper and closer to vital organs. And, it didn't seem to be causing any problems at this point.
It is a mystery, but regardless, there is some jerk shooting cats in my neighborhood.
I live in Silvermill subdivision in Katy, Texas.
Casey is back to his old self, just without a little fur on his back. ¶ 6:02 PM 0 comments
He's okay though, he got the pellet removed, although the shocker was there were two pellets!
One pellet was creating a pocket of fluid, which became irritated- when we took him in. His x-ray revealed a pellet near the surface, but another- deeper and closer to vital organs. And, it didn't seem to be causing any problems at this point.
It is a mystery, but regardless, there is some jerk shooting cats in my neighborhood.
I live in Silvermill subdivision in Katy, Texas.
Casey is back to his old self, just without a little fur on his back. ¶ 6:02 PM 0 comments
Working Out of Town
Since November of '06, I've been working out of town, (I live in W. Houston, Katy, Tx) in Orange, Texas, on Interstate 10 almost at the Texas/Louisiana state line.
It's at a nature preserve called the Sh
angri La Botanical Gardens and my company is constructing 'rustic' classrooms and lecture halls. No kidding, these buildings are going to house school children on field trips studying nature and habitats.
What a jobsite, too, I must say. The Shangri La butts against a bayou and several acres are underwater most times of the year as a swamp. I saw a cypress tree today(there are only thousands of them growing here), this one was reportedly 'several hundred years old' and many feet around the base.
Here are some pictures of the swamp and some of the structures which are in progress.
-Katykarter
Since November of '06, I've been working out of town, (I live in W. Houston, Katy, Tx) in Orange, Texas, on Interstate 10 almost at the Texas/Louisiana state line.
It's at a nature preserve called the Sh
angri La Botanical Gardens and my company is constructing 'rustic' classrooms and lecture halls. No kidding, these buildings are going to house school children on field trips studying nature and habitats.What a jobsite, too, I must say. The Shangri La butts against a bayou and several acres are underwater most times of the year as a swamp. I saw a cypress tree today(there are only thousands of them growing here), this one was reportedly 'several hundred years old' and many feet around the base.
Here are some pictures of the swamp and some of the structures which are in progress.
-Katykarter
