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Cake day: October 19th, 2023

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  • I think we just cut the food budget in a third so… that’s nice. Undetected? What are they going to do, calculate how much a single household should eat, then drag the three of us away when we aren’t eating the right amount?

    Oh they might now. They’re horrible beings. Guess I’ll eat some when out to put on a show.







  • Yes! According to her previous owner, she was not tipped, she came home with the ear hanging off, shook it, and it flew off.

    She was an outdoor cat, so my theory is, someone grabbed her to neuter her, saw she was neutered, and tipped her so she wouldn’t be grabbed again. Either way, she’s an indoor only cat now! She’s happy, indoor has extremely nice beds to be cozy in!





  • I am not her pet, I am her caretaker according to her. I’m here to make sure she’s happy, healthy, and cozy, in one of those orders. She likes me! I also know she likes anyone who will get her a treat.

    Except my identical twin. My identical twin is very very scary, you see. So scary to little cats.

    (The kitten is a dingus)



  • RebekahWSD@lemmy.worldtocats@lemmy.worldStandoff
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    10 days ago

    Surprisingly I’ve never had a cat that begs for human food. They’ll like it, but they’ll wait to be given it. The kitten has her own plate for treats and waits there if she really wants something. It doesn’t always work and she accepts that.


  • It’s the flour, generally. Although rice is now fine. I mean rice has been fine for a few years. It really depends on sect and how observant you are.

    I don’t keep kosher nor kosher for passover. I’ll make sure food I prepare for mother for seder is good, but once I get home I’m eating a very normal pizza and pasta cause they’re cheap.

    Also kosher for passover cakes are horrific, just make a flourless torte. Or something. Charoset is delicious as a dessert.