I'm glad to find that I can serve a purpose beyond all my daily-tasks-in-your-name like eating, sleeping, and fending off the sinister demons inhabiting my Brooklyn apartment.
These may not look like much, but they're made of 100% cat hair, and you should know better than anyone that October is approaching and with that the Christmas shopping season.
This year I want all of my presents to have been physically grown from my body. I know it's becoming a catch-phrase, but in these tough economic times...
Today, I had a really embarrassing day. Not only did my daddy and new-mommy-Jessica bathe me, but as soon as I got out, I was so stressed that I pooped on the bathrug. To top that off, they had a party with a bunch of their secular humanist friends, and as I was scrambling up on bed in my special cerebellar hypoplasiac way, everyone laughed at me.
My only solace today was finding this:
I can't understand a single word they are saying, but that's because it's in Angel. Song of Angels is Freddie and Annie Hayler:
I don't know what else to say except thanks. New York is a difficult place, but your song reigns over Heaven and Brooklyn.
My name is Buster Barbara Couch Jenkins-Legault. But the "Barbara Couch" is silent.
I have cerebral palsy and used to live in Brooklyn with my interracial-gay-married owners, until I moved to Heaven on January 4, 2011.