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March 12, 2016 | #31 | |
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This is Roxie at that age. She's NOW a grownup spoiled brat now who lays in front of the fan portion of my air filter and looks at me like"what?" 10653537_10152702838481772_606376084481163804_n.jpg |
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March 12, 2016 | #32 |
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I didn't know them either! Then I started reading about the different varieties and what does best in spring/fall, in summer, and overwinter in a cold frame. So of course I HAD to try some of each! My lettuce seed collection looks a bit like my tomato seeds collection now. (Way too many! )
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March 13, 2016 | #33 |
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March 13, 2016 | #34 |
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I took him outside today and he was not a happy camper. It was his first time to not be with his mother, so I took a quick picture and took him back to her.
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March 13, 2016 | #35 | |
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The first time Roxie went outside after coming home she peed all over me...so count yourself lucky he was just mad! (And I mean she soaked my shirt and shorts. Completely. I was dripping wet. It was gross. ) |
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March 13, 2016 | #36 |
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I just want to snuggle his ears now. And rub his little milk drunk belly! Kitten fur smell is almost as good as new baby smell.
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March 13, 2016 | #37 |
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Thank you
I think I met his father yesterday. There were two yellow tabby cats that I had never seen before. They were very tame but wouldn't let me pet them. I was planting out some tomatoes in a large raised bed, and both of them had to sniff the holes I dug and then the tomato plants I planted. They were just a few feet away. Neither of those cats had any white color on them, but the mother is mostly white and long haired. |
March 15, 2016 | #38 |
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Today has been a no good rotten horrible day as my niece's book says.
I'm shaky, nauseated, exhausted, and the PMS has hit hard today and...I dropped my container of early tomatoes. They're all broken. So I have to restart those and put them out a couple weeks later. *sigh* I think I need to sit with a sad movie and have a good cry. |
March 15, 2016 | #39 | |
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March 15, 2016 | #40 |
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I'm sorry today was such an awful day for you. I wish I could send you some/most of the tomato plants I potted up today to help make up for those dropped.
How about a cat picture? The kittens are pulling everything out of the closet and it's about time for them to eat instead of drink food. |
March 15, 2016 | #41 |
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Loving the cat pictures.
We moved to a place that the people just up and left the cat, She ended up having two kittens in the middle of the night and it was her first and only littler. My wife got me up and it was too late for one of the kittens but I got the placenta off of the other ones nose and got it to breathing. Then I put it next to its mother so it could nurse and when to bed. The next morning the mother her name was Fuzz Tail brought the new born kitten to the bedroom jumped up on the bed and dropped the kitten on my chest and left. That kitten hung with me everywhere I went and I carried it around in my pocket from the day it was born. I have pictures somewhere but I cant find them now and I just saw them the other day. I named him Bear Cat. He drove his mother nuts growing up. Worth |
March 16, 2016 | #42 | |
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March 16, 2016 | #43 |
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Thank you ginger2778 and AlittleSalt. It was just a bad day. Lots of things just went wrong and the seedlings dropping were just the straw that broke me to tears. Today is better. (Though I have a headache from the dratted storm outside -_- )
Those kittens. Oh. Be still my heart. Little balls of cute mischievous fluff! The one looks like it's got a bit of Siamese or Ragdoll in it with the chocolate tipped ears. <3 |
March 16, 2016 | #44 | |
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I can't tell you how many cats have been dropped off at my parents farm because they were pregnant or the owners decided to go home for the season and didn't want the cats anymore. (We live in a hunting/summer seasonal town/surrounding area, lots of cabins.) Pets are for LIFE. Not when it's convenient! Ugh. Some people. |
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March 16, 2016 | #45 |
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There is some Siamese in the mother's family and there is a Siamese male that thinks he lives at/in my house - he's the neighbor's cat. (Cats are not related)
And today, the kittens have moved out of our closet and now bounce around all over the house. |
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