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[athenaltena]

• 23:38 Ditto. t.co/PxhF4aP #
• 01:09 Eeeeeee! t.co/IiISfk6 #
• 14:57 Okay, note to self, the new cat is much feistier than her tiny appearance suggests when it comes to other cats. #
• 15:40 My jury-rigged way to separate the cats t.co/nVSIdBj #
• 15:40 One downside of old buildings is that doors don’t stay shut. #
• 15:58 So there’s a face on my bathroom door. t.co/GRgj
  tA8 #

Comments

[twinikia.livejournal.com]

I was like, "where is the face... *looks closer* BAH!"

Once I had a shower door with some permanent scum that looked like a demon burning in hell. That made showering really creepy.

[athenaltena.livejournal.com]

I used to see a face in the bathroom door a my parents' house. We also half joke that this place is haunted, so it was a little unnerving to notice that. When your building is 112 years old it makes you wonder.

[twinikia.livejournal.com]

Oh man, I know how that is, I lived in a 200 year old house before. The concept was a lot less creepy than some people believe, about haunted houses I mean. It seemed more like it was steeped with the lives of previous residents than anything, like a well seasoned cast iron pan.