So last month, Mark and I were supposed to meet someone from Mark Watches. She was visiting her aunt in Oakland, and we were going to meet for lunch on Piedmont. Except she didn't show up. I called and texted multiple times and received no response. I think we waited almost an hour before giving up and just eating.

Well, I just found out why she didn't make it.

Her cousin was eaten by his pet tiger.

Seriously.

Oy vey. I don't know what to say about that. I mean sad for her and sadder for her cousin.

Not too great an outcome for the tiger, either, who had no chance to avoid being raised and kept as a completely inappropriate "pet". I am, however, very sorry for her sorrow.

Whoa, P-C. That is...insane. And very sad. Also, what Bev said.

I totally did the llama drama, and now I'm about to go to work and try to get everyone there to do it.

Damn, PC. That sounds like a side plot in a Coen Brothers movie.

P.-C., my jaw dropped open when I read that. How horrible.

I keep signing Bolivian llama and laughing like a loon.

Holy crap, P-C - that's just terrible.

I love the Llama Drama sign.

Prince William, action hero. CJ is in good company.

I love the idea of llama drama (and yes, I did the sign here at my work desk), but I need to be able to use it appropriately. When is that?

I'll have to share that with CJ after school. Thanks Tom. In motherly bragging mode, CJ took his written e-care (basically EMT training) test and passed with flying colors. He takes his practical test on Thursday.

Cat question - For those of you with multiple cats, do you feed them different cat food? If so, how do you keep them out of eachothers bowls? I swear Miss Kitty and Noodle have concocted a plan together. They each eat from their own bowls at first and then swap bowls. For now, they get the same kibble, so it isn't a big deal. With Miss Kitty being an elder cat, I can see the day in the future when she will have special kibble.