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March 1, 2025 at 12:28 PM
So “she” turned out to be a he. Still working out a name for sure. He’s come a LONG way. He goes back to the vet for a follow up Tuesday. Praying for a negative feline leukemia test and that soon he can meet the other cats. Wish I could post the video of him bouncing off the side of the bed.
February 9, 2025 at 7:43 PM
So “she” turned out to be a he. Still working out a name for sure. He’s come a LONG way. He goes back to the vet for a follow up Tuesday. Praying for a negative feline leukemia test and that soon he can meet the other cats. Wish I could post the video of him bouncing off the side of the bed.
The little baby we rescued from the cold this weekend. Send some positive vibes. Taking “her” to the vet to get checked out tomorrow.
February 3, 2025 at 2:08 AM
The little baby we rescued from the cold this weekend. Send some positive vibes. Taking “her” to the vet to get checked out tomorrow.
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in one of my favorite books of all time - JUNO & JULIET, an Irish romcom by Julian Gough - one character explains to another that constantly pretending to be an asshole as a joke is meaningfully indistinguishable from actually being an asshole, and I've thought about that every day for 24 years
January 21, 2025 at 8:50 PM
in one of my favorite books of all time - JUNO & JULIET, an Irish romcom by Julian Gough - one character explains to another that constantly pretending to be an asshole as a joke is meaningfully indistinguishable from actually being an asshole, and I've thought about that every day for 24 years