A small intimate crowd came together last night to remember Sheleata Kanatuna while celebrating Earth Hour. Taking photos was a bit of a challenge with the only light provided by 200 votive candles. But we did manage to snap a few, and they are now posted on the web.
Friends hosted a wake in Atlanta last night as well. They sent us a few snapshots that we've also posted.
Long John got in the way of the door this morning -- as it was opening. Another dog barked, and he turned into the door to bark at him, his foot getting stuck underneath the door.
The resulting flesh wound wasn't too bad, but the flapping scrap of skin and fur about made me vomit, especially when he plopped down after eating his breakfast to lick the wound.
So I scooped him up and we were off to a 6:30 a.m. visit to the animal E.R. I won't tell you what they did, but here you can see his new look with the lampshade and a coordinating gauze bow. I'm concerned that tomorrow's Oprah fans are going to eat him for breakfast, he looks so cute.
Please bring a dish (a cat-serole, if you will) to share and the beverage of your choice. Appetizers and mixers provided. Mourning bonnets strongly encouraged.
The evening also celebrates Earth Hour. Please turn off all your lights before joining us. If you cannot join us, please consider signing up for Earth Hour, and turning off your lights and powering down all electrical items from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m..
Friends hosted a wake in Atlanta last night as well. They sent us a few snapshots that we've 
