I discovered something interesting while pulling together information for the online submission. The company I worked at for ten years before leaving to go back to school apparently no longer exists. Near as I can tell, they were purchased by an oil corporation who was looking to diversify. I could find a years-old press release using Google that refers to the sale, and then nothing. Big City Vet Hospital wants to know the company's address and contact information for my former boss there, but that isn't going to happen. There wasn't any room on the electronic form to explain that I'd give them the information if I could but due to circumstances beyond my control the contact information doesn't exist. I typed a very short explanation in the field for company address, but you can only do so much with 30 characters.
Meanwhile, as I type this entry the booms and pops of fireworks can be heard from near and far. There are several licensed displays very close to my house that were scheduled for tonight, and many more idiots with illegal fireworks shooting off their own backyard displays. This is doing nothing but ill to the Little Grey Shit's blood sugar levels, which were higher tonight than they've been for a while. Things are starting to quiet down outside, and I can only hope that LGS eventually calms down as well. I swear, if the neighbor across the street starts up, this will be the year I finally call the cops.
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Sorry about the illegal fireworks. We had that happen with neighbors a while back and we did call the cops on them when one of their bottle rockets landed too close to our house. After the cops came, decided not to do a damn thing and left we found a spent bottle rocket on the concrete right in front of our front door. If that wasn't a hostile "warning" I don't know what is. Still, the cops did NOTHING but put their fingerprints all over the evidence and tell us they would "keep an eye on the neighborhood."