Which one? Pre-teen girl or gay male twenty-something?
I give this purchase a
Have you tried bringing him in?
I bought Lady Gaga's perfume because.. I am the person marketing is directed at.
Kestra, I too applaud your purchase!
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Kestra, I too applaud your purchase!
No. We have an indoor cat so I haven't been sure if the outdoor kitty could transmit any diseases, even if they weren't in the same room at the same time. I actually have been thinking about bringing him to a vet but I'm wary of putting him in our cat carrier because it's a soft sided carrier that can't be cleaned easily. I'd really like to get him checked out at the vet.
Since we can't keep him and we're in an apartment, anything I do is a short-term solution and I'm looking for something better. All the shelters around here are full but I keep contacting them every now and then to see if they have any openings. It has to be a no-kill shelter because he's not some cute kitten that would be immediately adopted. He is a sweet cat though, so I'm sure with some socialization he'd make a great addition to someone's family.
At any rate, I feel better knowing that I can offer him a little shelter in case he wants it.
Thanks! My husband just called so I confessed the purchase to him and he wasn't upset with me at all. I think he's come to expect this kind of behavior from me!
Which one? Pre-teen girl or gay male twenty-something?
I give this purchase a
Have you tried bringing him in?
I bought Lady Gaga's perfume because.. I am the person marketing is directed at.
Kestra, I too applaud your purchase!
Gay male twenty-something.
I hear there are body products too!
And yes MORE APPLAUSE for Kestra's purchase!!
As Kestra is going to keep it up (by caring for the stray) I too applaud what you did there. But normally I'd say that you should never, ever, feed or interact with strays.
Went to the shop where I found the swing top bottles, I posted about some pages up-thread, to get a non-killing mouse-trap for a friend who's cat brought in a mouse and failed to kill...
I thought you'd like to see a snap I took in the shop:
Went to the shop where I found the swing top bottles, I posted about some pages up-thread, to get a non-killing mouse-trap for a friend who's cat brought in a mouse and failed to kill...
I thought you'd like to see a snap I took in the shop:
I bought soda and Triscuits. Woo. Life is a thrill a minute.
Two seasons of my new love: Downton Abbey. 
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Two seasons of my new love: Downton Abbey.
My dear chap, well done!
Very much looking forward to series 3...
Two seasons of my new love: Downton Abbey.
My dear chap, well done!
Chap? "Chap" is uni-sex now?
^I barely watch television. I could count on one hand the shows that I've watched regularly and really loved. Ever. But Downton Abbey makes it onto the list.
I watch a ton of TV but most shows I don't care if I end up missing. It's mostly just something to have on in the background. I remember back when I had a million things on the air and recording and I told my husband that the only one I really looked forward to was Downton Abbey. I'm a huge fan of period dramas though. I think Mad Men makes it into that category too, actually.
My in-laws are not at all the type that I thought would like Downtown Abbey, but apparently after I mentioned it they watched some on Amazon Prime. They got hooked, went through the whole first season, and my father-in-law bought the second season all on his own! I was astonished because this is not a man I thought would enjoy Downton Abbey.
Now if only I could get my husband into it ...
Only show I watch at all is SVU. In fact my next purchase will probably be the season pass for Season 14 from iTunes - if Apple hurries up and adds it. 
Oops I didn't mean it was a period drama! I meant that it fits into the category of being a show that I actually look forward to every week when new eps are being aired.
woah, wtf, people actually ride these things? I always assumed they're just decorative sculptures, sitting in a corner of a room. I've never heard of one being used for genuine exercise before...
To be fair, I think most people use them as glorified clothes hangers.
woah, wtf, people actually ride these things? I always assumed they're just decorative sculptures, sitting in a corner of a room. I've never heard of one being used for genuine exercise before...
For me, though, nothing helps control my blood sugar like an hour of cardio first thing in the morning, and in a continental climate, one cannot always rely on the weather being cement enough for a morning run.
It's great that you maintain the motivation to keep the exercise routine up. I remember while I was growing up we had one at home. I think it was used for, like, 2 hours total. It gradually migrated from one room to another, before dying quietly in the garage...