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Okay---my outdoor cats "think" they should go outside. But guess what? They would go outside, sniff around for a minute, then want back in. If they weren't let back in, they'd wander off to a hiding spot, and fall asleep. Then, after I get out and look for them in the cold weather we're having, they act like "victims" of my cruelty & neglect. They'd demand reparations, as well. So, no---they're staying in. Yup.
They are so much safer inside, and you being safe from reparation demands is a bonus!
cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccYup. Edited to add: This morning, it's 19 degrees F. One of the catts is by the front door, pleading to go outside. I tell her she would freeze her tail off. It loojks clear and sunny, so when it warms up a little, I'll let her out for awhile. I just threw a pan o' lightly-used catt litter in the stove, to knock the chill off inside. Yup. I checked f-book, and one party is on a trip to japan. They just posted a photo of---wowee--looka that---a Starbucks! Another is on a cruise over in Europe, commencing on the Adriatic. . But, they are mainly doing touristy consumer things, and the highlights are buying trinkets and eating restaurant meals. Sit-n-wait-n-fly-n-eat. Yup. After perusing my menu at LBB's Fine Dining, I think I'll have the fried Italian-style ramen noodles, this morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by rosarugosa
Okay---This is VERY important. It's 28 degrees out, and the idiot neighbor is having his lawn mowed, this Sunday morning. But yeah--Did I tell you--he's an idiot.,
We noticed this summer that a lot of our neighbors with lawn care services continued to get their lawns mowed weekly, even in the midst of a massive drought. So these were lawns that were brown and not putting out any new growth whatsoever, but it must have been in the contract, so mow they did.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlebittybobby
I mulch all of my leaves with the mower, so it might look like I'm mowing, but am doing leaf clean up detail. I also do a couple of runs with the catcher on and then rototill the ground up leaves into the garden. There is a symphony of leaf blowers just about any day around here, which is sort of obnoxious. It's a waste to send them to the landfill.
Okay---the mower guy was gone by noon, and now Idiot has his offspring over to (no doubt) sit-n-watch football. He's a he-man that enjoys manly activities, such as eating, drinking and sitting around, watching football. . Yup. Except--if his vehicle is broke--it goes to a shop. If his drain plugs up--here comes the plumbers' truck. If his house needs painting---hire that done, too. See--he has NO guy skills. And so on. The only thing he's good at is to act like a loudmouth, overbearing jerk. He's REALLY good, at that. You can hear him conversing from here, 400 feet away. I also call him Buzzy. See?
Okay----my adopted kitten that just appeared here last summer, but eluded me for a month until she finally let me capture here and still was feral-acting in the house for another month, and now is very tame. She has two of the big catts as surrogate parents. See photo. Top: Orval, then the kitten, and on my lap is Gray. They groom the kitten and let her sleep with them. Funny how, in the photo Orval looks like a small catt; he is actually a big one. But yeah---here it is:Attachment 4951
Okay----What the world needs now is some nice new electric, self-driving Hashes, with airbags and everything. Onstar, in case you have a flat tire, too. They run on 'lectricity, like a vacuum cleaner, steada gas, like a mower. But yeah---I'm up to the task of starting production, though I need a few billion from investors, first. Soon as you kids send me the money, I'll get started on this project, right away. Yup.Attachment 4952
I think my cat would like another cat around here since he was raised with a house full of cats. As it is, he prefers our dog to either of us humans.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlebittybobby
i will get another car eventually but have to find exactly the right one: old, likes to cuddle, Persian, in rescue.