Update on Tessa
I took Tessa back to the eye surgeon today for a check up. I couldn't look while he did Farscape-y things to her eye, but he said it looks good, and gave me some more ointment for it. He'll see her in a month by which time the stitches will have dissolved. The graft has taken well, though it's more raised than he thought it would be. He might prescribe something to reduce it if it's still not flush in a month.
So anyway, that's a relief. Though Tessa apparently wasn't in any discomfort, she cried in protest that she was back there again, and was delighted when I took her home with me. They're bright cats, all of them; they cheer up as soon as I put them back in the cage because they know it means Home.
And now I have to cast an eye--well, two actually--over my Russian verbs for class tonight. My friend has deserted me so I'm going alone from now on while she goes diving, and the whole thing was her idea. :-( Actually, I'm considering signing on for the intermediate course next term.

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Have fun at Russian! That's another on the list of languages I'd really like to learn. I've got a teach-yourself tape around here somewhere....
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I think it would be easier with a tape; I have to learn reading and writing too. I have now mastered (well, am sort of familiar with) common greetings and questions, gender (m, f, n), numbers, the main verb declension, and have started on cases. I tell you, Latin stands one in good stead for language complexity. I'd offer to talk to you, but I'm not keen on working out how to type in it.
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She's not going to mutate into a half-cat/half-Pilot creature now, is she? :)
Seriously, though, I'm so glad to hear she's doing well!
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You do not want to know why he thought it was raised. It's enough to know the graft is doing its job and has taken.
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I shall pass your good wishes on to her in the form of extra cuddles.
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My sister attempted to teach me Russian when I was seven, which meant I had a hazy grasp of the alphabet when I went there... though never enough to read more than a syllable at a time, and my spoken Russian is largely confined to the chorus of a popular song.
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[looks at our icons] Cat is 'kosh' (I always knew cats ruled the galaxy, furry little Vorlons!) or 'koshka' for a female one. I sometimes call Claudia "Klavdia Koshka" since my friends told me that.
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My sister and I started this tradition because she learned it in French class at school and used to lie in bed saying it over and over. :-P
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Her eye will never look good again, but I'd like it to be smooth so it doesn't give her any trouble or annoy her.
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Yes, because if it troubles or annoys her, the last thing you want her to do is take matters into her own claws...
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[shudder] I'm sure that's how she's got some of her eye injuries.
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It's a shame about your friend dropping out of the classes. It sounds from the comments as though you're making good progress, though. I hope that momentum will keep you going.
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I'm doing fine, but it's a shame I have to go alone as usual, esp when the teacher likes us to work in pairs. I'll probably do the intermediate course. :-)
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I take it your friend is pool diving at the moment, diving in the sea in winter is not my idea of fun?
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'das vidanya tovarish' is about the only Russian I know (and as you can see, I don't know how to spell it.)
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Goodbye to you too, comrade!
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