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Mar. 15th, 2012 08:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
la_belle_laideHaku just had a seizure at around 7:30. It's 30 says since his last one. But he also had a vet visit today, and he was so scared I thought he was going to shake himself into a seizure while we were there. He also had his rabies vaccine and heartworm pill. He's had a bad reaction to vax before, but he's also just about right on schedule for a seizure. :/
Sano's platelets were back at 220 last week (a week ago today actually,) so yay! Went down to one pred pill a day. He had two vet visits in a row. This week alone both dogs cost $880. That's just in one week.
In non-dog-related news, there's a ton of cars over at my elderly neighbors' house and all their lights are on. I'm concerned, but what can you do? Just knock on the door and be like, "What ya doing? I'm asking because you guys are old and I've never seen you all do anything before."
Oh, speaking of neighbors. So, this is a pretty smokey neighborhood. If it's not the people behind me lighting crap on fire in their yard outside of a random white van they have parked in the back, (I swear, Hesher lives back there, I'm not even kidding, except this guy doesn't clean up to be Joseph Gordon-Levitt. He actually doesn't clean up at all,) then it's the people two doors down who are always burning some ridiculously noxious stuff in their fireplace. Well, the other night it got so bad—both houses were burning crap, indoors and out--that everyone was coughing and hacking. I couldn't breathe the whole night and my throat was killing me. Finally, I called the fire department to see if there was any code about burning stuff that smelled toxic. The lady asked me if I could see flames and I told her Yeah, the folks in back were burning something in their yard, but I was pretty sure it was actually from someone's chimney. She was like, "But you can see flames, right?" Well, yeah, they have a fire pit or something. I also wanted to make sure that even though I gave my name and number, my call would be anonymous. These are the people who are always out there with guns and stuff, usually shooting birds or pointing them at each other or the little kids they have running around there. (I swear it's not like I go around watching them all the time. It's just that they're so noisy, and sometimes I hear them all screaming, fighting, shooting, etc. One time I heard the creepiest noise and I looked out the window to see the oldest boy having sex with his trampoline. Right about now I'd love to tell you that I'm kidding, but I am not. He had his pants down around his thighs and he was humping the trampoline.)
Anyway, OMG. So this turned into a five-alarm deal. Fire trucks and cops and everything going up and down both streets. I was like, O_O REALLY?
But, the people down the street are still burning disgusting smelling stuff in their fireplace, so I ended up contacting the EPA who told me to call the DEC. Which, yeah, I'll probably end up doing.
Oh, my life is so exciting.
Back to working on this thing I'm doing for Hitrecord!
Sano's platelets were back at 220 last week (a week ago today actually,) so yay! Went down to one pred pill a day. He had two vet visits in a row. This week alone both dogs cost $880. That's just in one week.
In non-dog-related news, there's a ton of cars over at my elderly neighbors' house and all their lights are on. I'm concerned, but what can you do? Just knock on the door and be like, "What ya doing? I'm asking because you guys are old and I've never seen you all do anything before."
Oh, speaking of neighbors. So, this is a pretty smokey neighborhood. If it's not the people behind me lighting crap on fire in their yard outside of a random white van they have parked in the back, (I swear, Hesher lives back there, I'm not even kidding, except this guy doesn't clean up to be Joseph Gordon-Levitt. He actually doesn't clean up at all,) then it's the people two doors down who are always burning some ridiculously noxious stuff in their fireplace. Well, the other night it got so bad—both houses were burning crap, indoors and out--that everyone was coughing and hacking. I couldn't breathe the whole night and my throat was killing me. Finally, I called the fire department to see if there was any code about burning stuff that smelled toxic. The lady asked me if I could see flames and I told her Yeah, the folks in back were burning something in their yard, but I was pretty sure it was actually from someone's chimney. She was like, "But you can see flames, right?" Well, yeah, they have a fire pit or something. I also wanted to make sure that even though I gave my name and number, my call would be anonymous. These are the people who are always out there with guns and stuff, usually shooting birds or pointing them at each other or the little kids they have running around there. (I swear it's not like I go around watching them all the time. It's just that they're so noisy, and sometimes I hear them all screaming, fighting, shooting, etc. One time I heard the creepiest noise and I looked out the window to see the oldest boy having sex with his trampoline. Right about now I'd love to tell you that I'm kidding, but I am not. He had his pants down around his thighs and he was humping the trampoline.)
Anyway, OMG. So this turned into a five-alarm deal. Fire trucks and cops and everything going up and down both streets. I was like, O_O REALLY?
But, the people down the street are still burning disgusting smelling stuff in their fireplace, so I ended up contacting the EPA who told me to call the DEC. Which, yeah, I'll probably end up doing.
Oh, my life is so exciting.
Back to working on this thing I'm doing for Hitrecord!
