Back in 2011 I had a outdoor Cat that I would feed on my deck. On one particular day Mom & Dad Raccoon and the kids all showed up for the Cats meal. The Cat sat perplexed on what to do. The Male cat sat about 5 feet from the Breeder Raccons hissing. Fortunately the Raccoons never challenged the Cat.
That's a nice, huge litterbox. What brand is it? Got a link?
i should have known better yesterday on or pet store run for graycies food.wasnt thinking when i got her a single toy only rather than duplicates and mulitpleslike i normally would do.
its already lost now and she is bugging me to find it so she can play but i have no idea where its at
If you have any raised bookshelves, it's probably under there. Or under the bed or couch. They always push them underneath stuff.
Last time I bought a book gift I got them Sesame Street books from Amazon. One was about sharing and the other one was about how to make soup. They were really cute.
i have already looked
probably like the silver vine sticks it will just magically appear one day again haha
I absolutely love to read a child or baby the book Goodnight Moon.
I remember that book as a favorite---from years ago...
It’s this one. I have several and have been very pleased with them.
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it’s amazing how those toys can disappear, isn’t it! One of Iris’s yarn balls went missing a few weeks ago, and I have looked everywhere. Crawled around on my hands and knees, slithered around on my stomach, looked under chairs and beds and appliances. Looked in baskets, under pillows, in drawers. It’s just gone.Dr. Seuss is always good. I think I still have the Dr. Seuss library from when my son was a baby/toddler. He's saving them for his eventual child.
My Dad hated reading us Dr. Seuss because of the tongue twisters. He would always groan when we brought the books home, and we would laugh.
I don’t know. I lived with a girl who did a lot of Indian cooking and I always found the spice combos just a little strange so that I couldnt eat it. I don’t know exactly what Coriander taste like so maybe it was just unfamiliar.My Dad hated reading us Dr. Seuss because of the tongue twisters. He would always groan when we brought the books home, and we would laugh.
I wonder how this spicy Indian snack Bhakarwadi would taste. It sounds amazing! "Delightfully crisp, irresistible crunchy snack is made with wheat flour, gram flour, chili, cumin, coriander and other spices."
Bhakarwadi - Indian Snacks - Nuts.com
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I ordered something online for my mother from Walmart and Amazon delivered it.
