Hoodlum kitty

Some years ago, before they went back East, cynvirtue gave me a period-style sleeping coif. It's a hood made from grey polar fleece and has a black ribbon to tie under the chin. I still use it, on the (currently) infrequent times we camp SCA events and it's cold overnight. In the meantime, it's stored in the dresser with some of the other SCA underthings.

Well, Tuesday morning I was particularly bleary as I got dressed for work and I left the drawer open.

Galen investigated. "Something soft, fuzzy, and with strings attached! It must die!"

My wife found the coif on the ground, and started to pick it up.
He pounced and carried it off proudly, then started running away ("You're chasing me! My trophy!"). Picture the kitty carrying a hood half as long as he is, running around the house. My wife chasing him, alternately laughing hysterically and mildly cursing.

What I'm reading: Patricia Bray, Devlin's Luck

O, The Passion!

Statesboro, GA (UPI) A Georgia couple got into such a heated argument after seeing "The Passion of the Christ" that they ended up slugging each other, landing themselves in jail.

"It was the dumbest thing we've ever done," Melissa Davidson told the Statesboro (Ga.) Herald about the March 11 altercation with her husband of 10 years, Sean Davidson.

Melissa, 34, and Sean, 33, were arguing over whether the "father" of the Holy Trinity of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost is human or spirit.

Would you call this a "Bible Belt"?