I had to share this, even though you can't see it. But I oh so wish you could. My 2.5 month old opal aztec is buried in my hair, coiled on top of my head, and peeping out over my forehead like a very shy egyptian headdress. I am going to implode from the cuteness.
Which leads me to the question: WHY in the world do snakes love my glasses?? And is it just my glasses? Every single snake I've ever held goes _straight_ for the glasses, getting completely irreversably tangled in mere seconds so that I can't do anything (I'm afraid taking off my glasses will lead to pinching). Do they do that to anybody else? I can't for the life of me figure out what the fascination with my glasses is. My s.o.'s bp does the same thing, and he's obviously much bigger than my baby.
She went from my glasses, to my hair (which is long, and down at the moment), climbed up the top of my head and decided it'd be a good place to take a nap. And she's been there for the past twenty minutes. She's really light, I can't feel her weight so much as I can feel a coolness on my scalp. But it's just too cute. I seriously need to invest in a decent camera.
She was phenominally cute yesterday too. She curled up and fell asleep on my stomach while I was reading. She's such a spaz when she's awake, but I guess it's a good sign that she considers me just fine to sleep on. 
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"The butler did it!" ~Brian
"Of course butlers do it. How do you think they make little butlers?" ~Cecil
