Siamese in Heat (pity me)

[helen99]

This morning I was dreaming of ships at sea coming into port. In the dream, it was foggy, so a foghorn was sounding in the distance as the ships approached. Then the dream faded, and I gradually awoke. But... the Foghorn was still there! Considering its source, I believe it will continue to go off with increasing frequency and amplitude for at least a week, whereupon with luck it may subside, should we live so long. We're currently broke and can't take future preventive measures for at least a week anyway. Therefore, pity me with great heaps of pity (in between the collective peals of laughter).

Comments

[kyrin7.livejournal.com]

mm. incedently, there is a yule present with your name on it. I will attempt to get it to you at some point soon.
-Kyrin

[helen99.livejournal.com]

A present? fer me?

[kyrin7.livejournal.com]

yes. a present. for you.
-TOX

[pipibluestockin]

What do they use for a foghorn where you are?

They used to have one on an island in Sydney harbour that was a converted air raid siren left over from WWII. They just slowed its speed down and it used to howl away in the fog like a lost soul.

It was very creepy waking up to it the way you describe.

[helen99.livejournal.com]

It wasn't a real foghorn - it only sounded like one in the dream (I'd love to live by the coast and hear real ones from time to time).
Our Siamese cat went into heat this morning, and did a pretty good imitation. And this was only the beginning...