I’m attempting the 365 pictures project this year. I’ll take pictures every day and post one for each day, once a week or so. Fair warning, there will probably be lots of cat pictures.
01.06.13: Simi getting a belly rub.
01.07.13: It rubs the lotion on its skin!
01.08.13: Lunch. Decent cheap Chinese food.
01.09.13: Don’t be fooled. This is not limeade. It’s Ben’s special mix of acid for copper etching.
01.10.13: Cosmopolitan… tasty.
1.11.13: Just another Friday night at the MidSouth Makers playing Cards Against Humanity. We are all horrible people.
01.12.13: Picking out a paint color for the kitchen door. Mom suggested something in the yellow or orange range since our kitchen walls are blue. We’re thinking the 4th or 5th color down. Might paint the exterior side that color too.
About Kara
Kara Ferguson was born and raised in Memphis, TN by extremely liberal parents. She frequently thanks them for deciding not to name her Starshine. Kara lives with her husband and their two spoiled cats and spends her free time watching zombie movies, and pretending to be a writer and editor. She will read anything she can get her hands on.
In December of 2008 Kara obtained a degree in Liberal Studies from the University of Memphis with concentrations in English and Art History. Since then, she's started her own literary magazine, Midnight Screaming, and her husband now questions her sanity. Her dream is to write and publish her magazine full time, but unfortunately someone has to pay off all those student loans.
Her writing career began with angsty teenage poetry, followed by several unsuccessful attempts at National Novel Writing Month and various unfinished short stories. Kara finally has several finished works (only one of which is about zombies) which she hopes will eventually impress someone enough to publish them. Until then, she'll keep on writing and publishing other writers in her magazine.
New rule: never drink anything at the space that I didn’t bring with me. That limeade is scary.
Hahaha! You should have seen it once it was properly aerated. It looked like green koolaid!