Although you see here that beautiful blue colour of the sea, the title of my post is not referring just to that. Well, many things happened in blue nuances today - starting with the first one early in the morning. Two blue pills of Naproxen Sodium 550 mg had to be taken this morning, which btw didn't help to ease my migraine, so an additional 1 gr Paracetamol came into the game just a few hours later. A lot of chemistry, I know. Don't tell me anything.
Speaking about chemistry, I got my first request to make a kindness rock for someone. My son, after seeing the rock I made yesterday asked me if I could make one for his girlfriend. We didn't have to think for a long time about the possible message as we immediately realized it should be related to chemistry; it is her favourite subject in school and she wants to study it next year.
My husband suggested drawing atoms that are joined together so we started browsing the web searching for some molecule icons or examples to see what I should do. The young man chose the colours (pink colour on a black background) and I practised a bit but it will not be today that I can do it nicely. Maybe tomorrow I will continue with that rock but in the meantime, I saw a few kitty drawings... I liked a drawing from one stock page, silhouettes of a cat with legs and another one without legs but with a tail.
What about combining them? ... and making the kitty with a fat neck, tail and legs - it is my version!
A simple "Happy Caturday" message appeared on the other side of the rock. It is today, so why not?
This cat is maybe overfed but it was me who drew it that way.
It is mine.
Oh, not anymore! 🤐
The rock posed with my keys and sunglasses as it was ready to take a little afternoon walk with us. For the first time, I would take a cat for a walk, in my pocket. We walked together to the seashore...
... and went to the little beach library. It was closed but people usually leave on that windowsill their books to others who would like to take a book a read. Today, I placed my fatty kitty rock on that windowsill.
It is small, but it is there, sitting on the windowsill. I silently said goodbye to it and took a last gaze toward it. I placed in a public space for the first time a kindness rock! (followed by the example of @mdrguez who did it last weekend. For more details, you can check out her post)
My husband and I walked away and went to a shop where I usually buy the hair shampoo I use. That is the only one that doesn't irritate my skin so I don't mind paying for this one that even has an additional magical feature. After washing my hair with it I can speak one of the Eskaleut languages. Ok, that is a joke, but you see - its packaging is another blue item for this post.
What in reality happened is that after washing my hair I used the hair dryer which began to make a strange sound, sparks were seen and smoke came out of it. I quickly unplugged it, took it out and now I'm writing this post with wet hair.
But I owe you the end of the Happy Caturday Kitty Rock's story. So, after buying the Eskimo shampoo and walking for about an hour we went back to the beach library to check on the rock.
It was not there. Someone took it, which makes me happy that the little kindness rock has a new owner. I hope they smiled at the greeting and will take care of this little detail.
Happy Caturday dear Hivers! 🐈
