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Cat Circus
Nov. 14th, 2014 12:00 pmTrying the three day anti-perspirant again. I gave it only one stroke per pit. I was thinking it was going much better, only faint irritation at a few moments. But this morning my left pit feels irritated after putting deodorant on. Weird, didn't yesterday (closer to the application) so I don't know why it's irritated this time. Still not as extreme as my first attempt trying the stuff. Was thinking I'd keep at it, but switch to the sensitive skin friendly version after the bottle was over. We'll see how it all goes.
Mary Beth and I went to see The Acro-Cats last night. It's a little cat circus that travelled into town. It was the first night and very few people were in attendance, which was sad. If you're in town and actually reading this then you should go! It was quite entertaining. It's all rescue cats and they're trained with positive reinforcement. They start off with the ones who aren't trained as well. And it's as amusing if not moreso when they don't do what they're supposed to. So yeah, it's watching a lot of cats act like cats and then there's some tricks thrown in as well. The end with Rock Cats, a cat band. There's a keyboard, drum kit (two electronic pads in the shell of a little kit), a guitar, a cowbell, chimes, and a tambourine/cymbal combo. That was pretty awesome. The cat who's the "star" was playing the cowbell and that was actually pretty shocking how good she was at it for a cat. She just kept going and going and the rhythm was very close to constant. (The other instruments were much more sporadic.) Oh yeah, and there was a chicken. The chicken was pretty awesome. It bowled and played tambourine/cymbal. A groundhog was the mc. There were a few rats or mice or whatever in the beginning too (they were never out at the same time as the cats). Though one cat (the youngest one who was newer to the show) did get a bit interested in the chicken at one point, but they were quickly separated. This one cat stood on a skull (a big fake foam skull, it wasn't a dark cat circus or anything). Anyway, good stuff.
Mary Beth and I went to see The Acro-Cats last night. It's a little cat circus that travelled into town. It was the first night and very few people were in attendance, which was sad. If you're in town and actually reading this then you should go! It was quite entertaining. It's all rescue cats and they're trained with positive reinforcement. They start off with the ones who aren't trained as well. And it's as amusing if not moreso when they don't do what they're supposed to. So yeah, it's watching a lot of cats act like cats and then there's some tricks thrown in as well. The end with Rock Cats, a cat band. There's a keyboard, drum kit (two electronic pads in the shell of a little kit), a guitar, a cowbell, chimes, and a tambourine/cymbal combo. That was pretty awesome. The cat who's the "star" was playing the cowbell and that was actually pretty shocking how good she was at it for a cat. She just kept going and going and the rhythm was very close to constant. (The other instruments were much more sporadic.) Oh yeah, and there was a chicken. The chicken was pretty awesome. It bowled and played tambourine/cymbal. A groundhog was the mc. There were a few rats or mice or whatever in the beginning too (they were never out at the same time as the cats). Though one cat (the youngest one who was newer to the show) did get a bit interested in the chicken at one point, but they were quickly separated. This one cat stood on a skull (a big fake foam skull, it wasn't a dark cat circus or anything). Anyway, good stuff.
