Charley for Mayor!
Posted by michellemoquin on May 17th, 2008
“Who is Charley?” you may ask. Charley is Elliot and Tracey’s beloved cat and he is running for Mayor of Montclair, a small town here in Oakland. Isn’t he just the coolest cat in his hat?! I thought this was so adorable that I had to post their announcement and wish Charley the very best. If you would like to vote for Charley (we did!) and support him in his campaign for Mayor-hood read on…
We are happy to announce that our wonderful tabby cat Charley is running for
‘Pet Mayor of Monclair!” on a Green platform!!
That’s right; every year the Montclair Veterinary Hospital holds its annual election which is designed to help its sister organization, the MONTCLAIR PET AND WILDLIFE FUND. The mission of the Fund is to support the community by helping pets and wildlife in need and by fostering the peaceful co-existence of humans and animals through education.
This year a total of fourteen animals are vying for the title of “Mayor.” To vote for your favorite---and we hope that it’s Charley---simply click here: http://www.petandwildlifefund.org/mayor/. On the right hand side you’ll see ‘special events’ and below that ‘meet and vote for your favorite candidate. Once you’re in, scroll down to Charley! Each vote costs one dollar and you are urged to vote as often as you like! Don’t forget – the money goes to a good cause.
Charley is the one candidate (we like to think of him as the purrr-fect candidate for this particular mew-nicipality) with a meaningful and progressive campaign platform: he furrr-vently opposes the state’s plan to spray toxic pesticides over the Bay Area’s animal and human populations this summer. In fact, his campaign motto is: “Spay—NOT Spray!”
So…if you are behind Charley and his desire to see the Bay Area remain toxin-free, we hope that you will see fit to go online and cast your vote for CHARLEY!! You don't have to be living in the Bay Area to vote!
Thanks ever so much,
Tracey and Elliot
(Charley’s campaign co-managers)
Isn’t that cute? I just luv it! Hmmm…Maybe Lucy will run next year!
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ZL: Update on Reminex: I basically doubled up on the vits by mistake – my bad and it was a costly one. I had 8 months of it and used it in 4! Ugh! I called them and explained my ‘mistake’ and they extended the buy 3 get 1 free for another round, thankfully! So I decided to add another 8 months – what the hell. I was informed that if I don’t see a difference in 1 year it ain’t gonna happen. So I’m giving it another go. I figure the cost is worth it compared to coloring my hair every 3-4 weeks FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE! Yes I am still a bit vain but not as much as I used to be. My roots are showing and I don’t give a damn – well maybe just a little :)
Madaline: It’s nice to see that you are starting to have an affinity for humans again…could it be because of your stay here on earth that some of the love is returning or is it just AH? :)
Have a beautiful day!
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May 17th, 2008 at 10:44 am
This Comment Is Late Again And Is for Yesterday
Michelle: Sorry if I confused you. What happened was that I started to write at about noon (9am your time), got busy with something else, filed it, and continued later. I should have probably removed those first few lines, My Bad.
As far as finding friends wanting me to be successful (just not as successful as them). I guess at one time that would have been true. When I was younger I was often accused of landing cushy jobs, because most of my friends worked construction and I would find something a tad more technical and less backbreaking.
I have always tried to find work that was interesting to me. Mainly repairing or installing some kind of equipment. As soon as the challenge left, so did I. I would get bored doing a job I felt I had mastered. Electronic repair kept me challenged (a bit too much) so I stuck with that a while.
I’ve done my share of digging ditches and working on roofs as well. One thing I never did was negotiate my pay. The types of work I did always paid well, and I just wanted to learn new trades and finding work was easy once upon a time.
Doug: I probably should have hit it off better with you a long time back, as we have a lot in common. But, we had that little ego clash back whenever, and I did not think you were interested in conversing with me.
As far as my sense of humor goes, that is about all I have left. I have a chronic liver condition that makes me feel tired, and apathetic most of the time. And if I can’t laugh at myself (and others) I will likely become depressed. At 50, I probably function like an 80 year old, and a sorry 80 year old at that.
I want to build, repair and utilize my talents, but it just ain’t in me these days. Surviving and helping my friend get by is about all I do. None of my favorite things are practical anymore, and I have become so lazy. Could be a lot worse, and it will be as I deteriorate, at least I am comfortable, but I feel pretty useless most times.
Thanks for your comment Doug, I am not looking for any pity, as I have done this to myself, but I sure fucked up and wasted a lot of potential due to some poor choices I have made. Hindsight Is 20/20.
I will be back later
Al
May 17th, 2008 at 11:10 am
Adam
I read your comment to Zen Lill. You never complained when I was riding you. Lexie isn’t complaining. I do not need any encouragement to meet with Zen Lill.
Zen Lill
Men! Need I say more! I would love to meet with you in Redding. I will have to change suits to do it. We girls have orders not to use our powers, I have several earth suits that do not permit my intellect to roam. I will effectively be a human again. So if I am going to have to be inferior, why not dress as a man?
We can sneak into the men’s room and I’ll show you how easy it is to remove the reproductive organs on these models. I can literally screw off the balls and dick and put them in my pocket. Well, maybe not my pocket. If I’m going to choose a male body it will be one that is well hung.
We can play around with it. It works just as well with me holding it as it does between my legs. I actually prefer holding it, I can do more interesting things with it that way.
The fun is in the screwing it off to get screwed. It”s warm, wet, and wantonly delicious. If I remove it from between my legs and give it to you to try it is not cheating is it. Of course I shall pick a nice 6’6” 230lbs Adonis to weld it, if your loins prefer a good thrust with your meat, if I may borrow Azza’s words.
Either way, who’s to know and if I’m a girl pretending to be a guy to give a girlfriend a little live dildo thrill. Who’s to deprive a girl of a little fun.
So are we on? If so is 10ish still good?
Madaline
May 17th, 2008 at 11:25 am
Hi Sheikh, I am Howie. You (collectively) know more about me than I do of myself.
I have read your comment on the blog and realize that I have no choice but to be beamed up. In that case I do not wish to return to this Planet again as a different individual. There are many things I do not understand, except one thing – I do want to venture on the Climax as Commander Azza has relayed to me. I understand that life will be full of surprises and dangers in deep space and I will gladly join the Crew as long as I am welcome. I will obey orders and learn as much as I can so that I may become an asset instead of a liability.
I do need someone to discuss the details of my leaving such as ‘Mynorgs’ and ‘Cyborgs’ and being ‘Beamed Up’. I also need some clarification on having a completely new identity and ‘Suits’ I also need enlightening about what to expect aboard the Climax.
I hope that there will be some notice of when I will be beamed aboard but I have no choice in the matter. When it happens it will happen.
I thank both you and Liang for the information and as you probably know, I am ready when you are.
I am excited and a bit anxious but I really want to do well and be a part of the Crew to help navigate the ship through deep space.
I probably will not want to return to Earth as a new person of 19 or 20 years of age, but this will be discussed the next time we communicate.
Once again I thank you.
HOWIE
May 17th, 2008 at 11:31 am
Al,
No worries. My comment was not pity, but a comment. By gone is gone…as you say 20/20 makes things a lot easier. I would be doing a few things different myself today if I knew then what I know now…but such is life and our learning process.
May 17th, 2008 at 12:01 pm
Doug:Cool Beans
Al
May 17th, 2008 at 6:33 pm
Zen Lill: Just received a comment from April 26, that is a little slow even my US mail standards. My PC is fucked-up a little, with a few quirks, but it’s the operator that jams it to death. I remember the arablounge.com. That was an add, first one I noticed on your blog (I wasn’t aware if I had seen others). Something was funny about it, not aware of what it was anymore.
I bailed out of Catholicism soon as they convinced me that God would hate me forever and that I would suffer eternal damnation for a handful of minor mortal sins already sinned.
Yup, I had a bunch of unforgivable, permanent soul scars by the time I was 7 or 8 (that is what I believed). Didn’t even have any bread for the collection basket to buy my way into grace. The catholic church had me duckin’ God left and right, and scared shitless. Way, way to much guilt for me. Thank God I survived that ordeal (no offense to any Catholics out there, I may have had some trouble with the way these beliefs were presented to me).
Looks like your in for interesting evening tonight. You girls have fun. Remember to heed Adams warning if you can, and I’ll talk to you later. Designate a driver.
Al