At least your mailman brings it to your porch... Mine doesn't like our long narrow driveway, so out comes the sorry we missed you card
I hate having to go get a package at the post office !
I hate having to go get a package at the post office !
I no longer use those words. Lately I've been feeling like it should be "Especially in the U.S."Even in the US.
Ours apparently knocks, but if I'm in another part of the house I don't hear it. I wish he'd just ring the doorbell; I can hear that from the basement!Okay, it's bras, they can be outside for a bit. It still would have been nice though if the mailman had actually knocked when leaving it. Just like how I was home when I got my new bike lights and I found out it had been delivered when I nearly tripped over it opening the front door late afternoon, since he didn't knock.
Or just put a note on your door when you're expecting a package. Use a Post-It so the adhesive doesn't damage the paint.Maybe you could call the post office and ask them to have the mailman knock when a package is delivered.
One of our members has a lab that began lactating for his kitten.Margret
I have even seen cats with no litter start lactating and adopt an orphaned litter. It is really amazing.
An old black tom started hanging around last winter, when one of the moms nested far from the others he hunted and helped her care for the litter.
PEPPER SPRAY! NOW!.I really feel like it was definitely an intimidation for me being on the road nearly every day, and maybe except for that cop car there could have been a confrontation where there was nothing but cars and trees, and maybe even an attempt to see where I live
An occasional tom will kill his own kittens, many toms kill other tom's kittens to insure that their genes are passed on (you see this in lion prides when a new male takes over the pride, as well), but some toms just don't. Verily, are there as many cat reactions as there are cats!I always heard that toms will kill the kittens, to bring the mother back into heat.
I knew that about humans, but never made the connection to other animals, for some reason!It's called relactation. In a real pinch, any healthy adult mammal can do it, regardless of gender (though it's easier for a female, and easier if she's lactated before). {See, you probably thought that male tits were merely decorative. It turns out that they can actually be functional. }
I do have a smartphone and I've been on Zedge a lot. Just can't find something that strikes my fancy. For now, he has the opening zulu chant to the Lion King. Since Samai can't call me, he gets it until I find something.I forget, do you have a smartphone? Zedge is a free app that has a million ringtones. They have some really good variations of the theme from the Godfather.
I have had that happen too.One of our members has a lab that began lactating for his kitten.
Ah! The pictures are adorable! (And they might be from the same litter. When the kittens were first born, Princess was the smallest. I'm going to see if I can find one of the old pictures to show you.)One of our members has a lab that began lactating for his kitten.
PEPPER SPRAY! NOW!
An occasional tom will kill his own kittens, many toms kill other tom's kittens to insure that their genes are passed on (you see this in lion prides when a new male takes over the pride, as well), but some toms just don't. Verily, are there as many cat reactions as there are cats!
I knew that about humans, but never made the connection to other animals, for some reason!
OK, guys, proud step-mama here. Little Bit, Tid Bit and the Sprite:
From left to right: Tid Bit, Sprite, and mama Little Bit
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LOOK at the size difference between Tid Bit and Sprite! Different litters? Dunno.
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Little Bit spots me with the camera, but could care less. She knows me now.
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After breakfast. I love how Sprite is looking at Mama
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Headed back across the ditch
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Tid Bit was lagging behind. There was a BUTTERFLY! I wish I could have caught him/her chasing it!
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Cuteness--overload!I have had that happen too.View attachment 197911
This kitten had a mother and preferred the dog.
What a gorgeous door. Those turned out very well.What a quiet day it is today! Well, on here. IRL, there are painters finishing up the front doors (they are now black), and door installers going around doing their punchlists from the back door replacements, and maintenance running amok checking on the painters and installers, and the manager just generally getting in everyone's way. I'll be glad when 4:30 comes and THEY ALL GO HOME!
OH...I was worried about the black doors, but mine will look phenomenal with my wreaths! The fall wreath is especially nice!
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Although all the doors in this building have puke pink doors they also have black wrought iron security doors in font of them with a little vestibule in between (handy to store a little grocery cart or to dump the garbage bag at 11 pm to be taken to the garbage chute the next morning). My neighbor across from me put a bright orange fall wreath on that black wrought iron door, it really pops. I just keep a few big pots with bright red and orange geraniums by my front door.What a quiet day it is today! Well, on here. IRL, there are painters finishing up the front doors (they are now black), and door installers going around doing their punchlists from the back door replacements, and maintenance running amok checking on the painters and installers, and the manager just generally getting in everyone's way. I'll be glad when 4:30 comes and THEY ALL GO HOME!
OH...I was worried about the black doors, but mine will look phenomenal with my wreaths! The fall wreath is especially nice!
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A perfectly reasonable viewpoint.What a gorgeous door. Those turned out very well.
(Personally, I would have painted it tardis blue...but then all doors should be tardis blue.
I remember being 18. It was not fun. Fortunately, as long as you don't get yourself killed you can grow out of it; I suspect that the time when your son grows out of it can't come too soon for you.Holy cow, I've missed this place! I was on vacation in August, then drowning in fall "To Do" lists and 18 yr old son drama. (Ironically I started typing this at 3:00 then said 18 yr old came in with drama, then life happened, so I couldn't get back to it until now.)