WAY too easily amused right now. XD;

Cannot stop laughing. You know what set it off? Home video on NBC of a small cat/kitten trying to run up a children's slide. The poor thing went absolutely nowhere running at full speed. XDDD

With that, I'm going to get some water and go to sleep. ^^;;

Oh, saw my half-sister Kisha and her two kids (my niece and nephew) yesterday! Kisha's 34 already. I believe Marquel is four and his sis is two. And quite mean until she warms up to you. She hit me on the leg with a can of Pediasure. XD; Eventually she did warm up to me, though. I was a stranger to both of them, so I wasn't too surprised she didn't trust me at first. By the time we left, though, she was trying to get me to pick her up again and wanted to leave with us, haha. They're both adorable, but I can tell they're a handful.

Also, Kisha lives somewhat near the city animal shelter in Brooklyn, so Mom took me that way so I could see where it is. I now agree with her, I will absolutely not be out there too late, so volunteering in Manhattan's probably better. It's not like the place is near a train. I think it was like a six-block walk or something, and there's nothing out there. Kisha's already trying to get out of the area--she said she was putting Marquel on the bus one morning and they got caught in a crossfire. Mom and I couldn't wait to get away from there, either, but it was mainly the "project mentality" that was driving us nuts. Hate, hate, HATE the projects.