Hahaha, Mouse sounds like such an entertaining kitty!
It's probably a good thing to have that external control of things like rental limits but I know I'd struggle with it: it's easier for me being limited by knowing my cat would not know what to do if I brought another cat in to his home territory than having some unknown authority telling me not to do something.I spent too long renting rooms where either no pets were allowed or only the pets the owner already had. (Of course I seemed to be drawn to places that had cats in those days). Kittens are just too gorgeous though, I wish I could go help socialise kittens for the people I got Mouse from (they would probably move house to escape as I'd always be there and neglecting Mouse) LoL. Always that risk of finding one glued to me when I was leaving their house though.
Oh no @MagiksGirl Mouse as always been a disaster when it comes to getting stuck, falling off, falling over.... you name it! When he was a little kitten his fur mom was so patient with him but he was a complete idiot: he never sat still and was always getting in to trouble of some sort. Swinging from the covers down between the bed and the bedside table was a regular place where he'd get his claws stuck. I do have photos but they're not on this computer - I'll need to transfer them some time.
Oh dear, if the macaron tasted too sweet with black coffee you need to build up some sugar tollerance. There again, maybe not, you'll be at much less risk of diabetes staying the way you are.
I sometimes wish mine were like him a bit but since I had 4 when they were little I think it was for the best. The kitties I was able to keep turned out very sensible. They play with plastic bags but never get tangled or chew on them, they jump very high on the tables and dressers but never move a single napkin or tissue tiptoeing around things, they jump on the beds with a high jump and before they could do that they pretended they wanted huggies and then would jump down to the bed, they drink plenty of water and aren't fussy about dry or wet food (though they prefer wet), they love to pose for pictures and hang out in the garden, they come when called and if they don't want to be picked up they walk away before you can pick them up, they never get their claws out or scratch or bite, and when they don't want any more pets they squirm a tiny bit to signal that so I put them down and they walk away. Such perfect kitties... maybe too perfect
Oh dear me, maybe I needed to swish (mix) them together? I have this habit of not liking to mix solids and liquids, so I bit a piece of the macaroon, chewed and passed it and drank a bit of the coffee
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