Diluvia

Diluvia y mi gata estaba que quería salir y quería salir, para hacer sus necesidades en el baño comunitario, que es el patio, pero está lloviendo. Entonces quería salir y quería salir pero no por la ventana al patio, sino que por la puerta al resto de la casa, como si pudiera ir al baño en cualquier parte de la casa, total es lo mismo (razón por la cual fue desterrada a vivir sólo en mi habitación). Cuestión, la agarré y la saqué por la ventana para que fuera a hacer lo que tuviera que hacer, que la lluvia no es más que agua y no es para tanto. Cuestión, que después de un rato que no había intentado volver, me asomo por la ventana y la veo abajo de la mesita. La llamo para que venga y me mira pero no se mueve ni un pelito, porque mientras tanto sigue lloviendo.
Cuestión, me siento la peor basura del mundo mundial.
Que alguien pare la lluvia, por favor.

UPDATE: Hubo que ir a rescatarla, lo que fue bastante traumático porque me vengo a enterar que le tiene miedo a los paraguas

ESG: My favourite picture(s) of the month Febuary

Hola!
Another month, more favorite pictures

Some friends and I ended up talking about trolls and I remember I had recently reunited with mine, and snapped this picture to show them. The poor blue haired one has gone blind, but he still has a big smile

One day, very early at the morning, my cat decided it was time for me to wake up already. Thanks to that, I had the chance to see these pretty colors

I'm having a final next week, so February was pretty much all about studying and writing for it. I kept Makenna close for moral support. Her beauty is stunning 

Another companion during this time was my cat. She's so supportive (?)

New wools! Pretty colors! I love new materials

February was ridiculously hot this summer, so the cats spent most of their time just laying in the coolest place they could find. This is as close they can be without fighting each other. 

ESG: Show your favourite travel photos!

Hola! Here are some pictures from past vacations in my country.

My dad, my brother and I with Puelo Lake behind us. This picture was taken in February 2009. Lago Puelo is a National Park and, if my memory is correct, is the only lake in Argentina that drains towards the Pacific Ocean. The Park borders with Chile and we hike through the forest uo to that point (with a park guide, of course). The turquoise color of the water is 100% real, because it contains a high level of glacier sediment. Here is a better picture of it:

I don't remember exactly what was going on here, where we were coming from and going to, but it was taken during my 2012 vacation at Metán, where part of family lives. I think we were coming from Salta, but I can't assure it. Was it a cloud? Was it just fog? No one knows.

And last, from my last vacation at Mar de Cobo (with my family from Metán), a picture of the Argentinean sea and some random little girl. The sea and the sea foam there almost look like our national flag :)