I did it! I finished cleaning my 'studio'-still love using that word even though it makes me sound kind of pretentious. My stuff is organized and I can walk across the floor without fear of tripping over something.

Below-these are the storage bins that Keith got for me and installed in the closet to keep all the stuff for my supply shop on etsy-insert shameless plug-geelizzietwo.etsy.com. So much easier that having everything in plastic bags stuffed in a box in the corner.

And now for today's kitty pictures. This little blue trash can sits behind the printer on top of my desk and Mimi is fascinated by it. She climbed up there and went head first into the trash can. They used to play in it when they were really little. One would be hiding inside and batting at the other ones and then all three would squish themselves inside.

The Jonas Brother Concert WAS OFF DA CHAIN!! Have you ever heard Nick rap? Well, I have and it is hilarious... Nick J is off da chain. Lol. OK Their opening act was a band called Rooney. Can't say I'm a big fan of them. I didn't really like their music that much. OK towards the middle of the concert Nick was wearing these fake white sleeves. AND HE RIPPED THEM OFF!!!!! He has biceps. He was actually muscular. OMJ! Oh and they did this thing where Nick was playing the drums, Kevin had one of those things you use to put out a fire, Joe had a metal trash can lid and was banging on it. Then this other guy had the metal trash can and was banging on it. It was really cool.I'm ON THE JONAS BROTHERS STREET TEAM!

I decide to do the laundry. As I start toward the laundry room, I notice that there are cheerios all over the floor and my car keys are in the cereal bowl.

I decide to pick up the cheerios before I do the laundry. I lay my car keys down on the counter, put the cheerios in the trash can under the counter, and notice that the trash can is full. So, I decide to take out the trash in the trash can.

But then I think, since I'm going to be near the mailbox when I take out the trash I may as well pay the bills first. I take my checkbook off the table, and see that there is only one check left, our extra checks are in my desk in the office so I go to my desk where I find a Sippy cup full of juice. I'm going to look for my checks, but first I decide I should put the Sippy cup in the refrigerator to keep it cold.

So the other day I am taking the car to get serviced and I am behind a mini van, suddenly something white comes flying at my windshield and it startled me. Turned out it was just a wad of tissues or napkins. But it starteled the heck out of me. Next came a cigarette butt, then finally a plastic soda bottle. Realizing that these people were using the highway as their personal trash can I decided I was going to get thier license plate number and report them. I was successfully able to get it but I was a bit disappointed when I called the local police department. When I talked to the dispatcher I said I wanted to report someone throwing trash out thier car window not into the trash can. I could hear her muffling laughter and it started to really anger me. Their are signs up and down the highway that say 300 dollar fine for littering. Honestly, normally I would not take the trouble to call but when I saw the plastic bottle come out it really ticked me off. I really wish that if all of us just took a few simple measures we could improve our planet rather then destroy it. I'm assuming these people have kids since they were in a mini van and I thought what a bad example they are sending to thier family...

If you came across a trash can filled with lawfully made compact discs and DVDs that the copyright owner had authorized to be put in that trash can and then thrown away because it didn’t want to pay the postage to have them returned, do you think you could be criminally prosecuted for selling those copies, and would you think that the copyright owners would be entitled to restitution under the Mandatory Victims Restitution Act? If you answered no to these questions, you would be wrong according to the Eighth Circuit.