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[turnonmyheels]

Happy birthday femmenerd and keyweegirlie! Happy belated birthday coiledsoul


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Happy weekend y'all. I'm extremely over-scheduled for the next 60 hours and while on one hand YAY shit to do, I'd really like some quiet time in.

Hmm. Maybe that 44 inches of snow the almanac is calling for over the next 32 days isn't going to be all that bad. I could do the P90, clean my house, bond with my cat, catch up on all the freaking media I've been missing out on, etc. etc.

FYI - I still haven't watched the FNL finale. I am completely unspoiled and would like to remain that way. I do have a sense of foreboding about it. I predicted a certain event would take place a couple of episodes ago and while I fully accept it as a viable plot device/character development, I'm not yet ready to see it happen. I realize, I probably should get on this soon as I may be inadvertently spoiled.

My cat is starting to look a little oily and every once in a while smells a bit funky. Not bad, just funky. I'm told this means she needs a bath. Like, in a tub with water and soap and shit. Methinks the Queen would be very VERY anti-bath [much like Johnny Depp]

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[ldthomps.livejournal.com]

treats (like tunafish) seem to go a long way toward helping kitties get over the hate of brushing. Nothing makes them not hate baths, but I know people who've done it now and again and gotten their kitties to love them again. Personally, I would try brushing and dry shampoo first though, cuz hell hath no fury was actually about cats *g*.

[turnonmyheels.livejournal.com]

I used to brush her every day and it was the best part of our bonding experience. And then one day, quite inexplicably [to me at least] she decided the brush was a rat she must vanquish and started wrestling and fighting instead of purring and making happy cat faces. Then I backed off the brushing to once a week and she'll lay there for a LONG time and be happy.

But she's oily and dandruffy and funky.

Back to daily brushing. I hope she'll quit trying to vanquish the brush

[ldthomps.livejournal.com]

Yeah, and that's the state where (if you're like me) the allergies are way worse. My bff had a Jabba the kitty, and he was what made me realize I had allergies. The dry shampoo helped, it was just brush-out stuff.