matrixrefugee | An interesting therapy session (Reply)

...which turned into a bird rescue when a sparrow scurried in under the door of my therapist's office, right in the middle of my session. Apparantly, they were having a door fixed for some reason or other, and the sparrow came in to get warm. He flew around the room for a while before getting into the window, where he got himself trapped between the two sections of the sash (since the air conditioner was still in the window for some reason). One of the office workers got the fellow fixing the door to take the air conditioner out so we could help the sparrow get out safely. Since I helped with "bird rescue consultation", I didn't have to pay for this session. Nice surprise!

And I went to the Lowell Library, partly to take care of computer business (updating the AIFFOA, printing emails, though I didn't get all the print-outs done that I wanted to...), and partly to pick up a book I had put on hold: "Death: At Death's Door", Jill Thompson's manga-style paralell to "The Sandman 4: A Season of Mists". I just started reading it, and I'm loving it! The style is considerably more manic than the main "Sandman" books (but hey, it's a nice contrast to the usually more brooding style of the main series), but I love the artwork. She manages to make Despair look kawaii, which is a relief: if I have to put up with Despair lurking in the corner, I'd rather have *that* version, merci! And Death... ::Huggles!!!:: Love dat perky-goth girl!