In that 1st pic Banjo looks like a hyper little human kid after they eat too much sugar.
Agreed! Sugar wipeout except no sugar, just excitement. 
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Twilight. I am so very sorry for your loss! and know he watches over you all until reuniting in due time. 
I can relate. We can't endure it, yet we endure it anyway. We humans are a tough bunch.
TYSM. You know what they say about "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Sometimes I wish we didn't have to get quite so strong.I can relate. We can't endure it, yet we endure it anyway. We humans are a tough bunch.
Love it !!!!
I've read actually that depression and suicides are high among vets. Losing sick pets is hard on them, of course. But even worse is when a "pet parent" wants a healthy pet "put down" and the vet either does it, or possibly loses a client. And since pets are "property" there's no laws to save healthy animals lives.
Oh, Twilight. Sorry your life ended too soon, but so glad you found love, and that your passing was peaceful. RIP sweetie.Here it is again. Still love you Twilight! Thank you for giving me a part of your heart to keep!
Yeah, needed the smile, after the tearful Twilight post.A grasshopper?!?!?
I hope you are smiling again!
But thanks for posting about him. 
I don't have an issue with mice, like I do with spiders, but I wouldn't want one in my hair !!!
Thankfully, even the bad times eventually end. But they're still not much fun when you're living through them.TYSM. You know what they say about "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Sometimes I wish we didn't have to get quite so strong.
Thank you. I’m sorry for your losses too. Natural or unnatural, it’s always hard. The murders really get to me. I had twenty here. I managed to interfere and stop them. That was a very hard time for me and the kitties. That’s one reason I so admire BJ. He acted as a true and brave hero. He saved a great many lives. I’ve seen some amazing things happen among kitties but watching BJ was awe inspiring. He risked his own safety to keep the clowder safe.
There were two -- actually three -- who left us far too soon. First, there was Baby Nelson, murdered by dogs because my ex would not let me bring him in and at that time, we had no fence & gate where we were living. He was just a baby.
Then there was Koala Naomi, whom I believe contracted wet-form FIP from the intranasal vax. She left us before we had a chance to get her to her vet the next morning.
And then there was Corrie angel. I adopted her as an adult from a close-by shelter shortly after our angel Nicolas T. Cat ascended, as it is my policy to do this whenever possible. She suddenly developed paralysis of her hindquarters and the Xrays showed a large mass. The doctor said she was in pain. So she was assisted to the Bridge. She was with us for only a couple of months, and left us three days after my father passed. It was unendurable, but here I still am.
I am so glad that Froggy showed up -- a katydid is nice, but Froggy is the Prince and Banjo's paramour!
Oh, I almost forgot! I had a "jumping experience" two locations ago, when I had bent down in our front yard and a little field mouse ran up me and got in my hair. I have no idea why this happened! and IDK who was more surprised.
Mom did a little dance as the chipmunk held on. I managed to get control of myself and grabbed the cat. The chipmunk finally climbed off. We do endure it. The thing is, we do all we can and must turn the rest over to a higher power. We are always left with the good things that our loved ones gave us. That helps us to endure. We can look to meet again someday. With each good encounter and each experience, we do learn, gain and become stronger. Even through loss.I can relate. We can't endure it, yet we endure it anyway. We humans are a tough bunch.
I’ve read that about vets too. I try to continue to remind our vets that we love them and always need them in our lives. I hope that helps them some.Love it !!!!
I've read actually that depression and suicides are high among vets. Losing sick pets is hard on them, of course. But even worse is when a "pet parent" wants a healthy pet "put down" and the vet either does it, or possibly loses a client. And since pets are "property" there's no laws to save healthy animals lives.
Oh, Twilight. Sorry your life ended too soon, but so glad you found love, and that your passing was peaceful. RIP sweetie.
Yeah, needed the smile, after the tearful Twilight post.
I don't have an issue with mice, like I do with spiders, but I wouldn't want one in my hair !!!
Thankfully, even the bad times eventually end. But they're still not much fun when you're living through them.
tarasgirl06
Cat filter! 
They may have some information. If the cats didn’t need their room, I’d handle it differently but they really want the space back. 
I painted the last pieces of baseboard today after pulling out the old nsils. I have some new pieces too so there will be some, likely frustrating, cutting of corners pieces. Our friend @NY cat man havd me some helpful information too. 
I start after a little more prep work. I think I can finally see the light at the end of the road!
surya
You have my prayers. Instantly!
Froggie sends you a kiss and hopes for magic for you.
Sending good vibes your way,
surya
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Happy and BEAUTIFUL. You've done an amazing job!!!
He's pretty cute, for a frog.
surya
*PRAYERS* from the heart and may the help you need come to you, quickly and plentifully. 
Jcatbird
Yes, I will never get over the murders, either. With us, my ex was intuitive enough to point out to the family counsellor we went to that his failure to let me bring Nelson in was the line that was crossed. It was. I will never allow anyone to stand in the way of my being able to provide safe haven for a loved one again.
