Anya ,'Potential'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Okay, that was hysterical, especially when you know who does you know what to you also know who (for the spoiler averse).I think I should go home, because that confused the hell out of me. Clearly I need more rest. Plus. I'm bored. Slllloooooww day at work today.
har. Omnis, I posed a question to you in F2F
Vortex, I don't think your profile addy is cooperating today. So I sent it off through Facebook. I hope that is ok with you. And thank you so much for taking a look at it.
Mmm, bacon. I just had a late lunch of a cafe americano and a bacon & bleu cheese quiche. I love bacon.
har. Omnis, I posed a question to you in F2Fthanks for letting me know. I try to keep up, but then the F2F dates went up when I was working crazy hours, and I hadn't skipped ahead. Perfect excuse to.
I'd like to at least see it some time, WS. I'm rather unnerved at some ingredients in pet food and it none of it smells like food.
My yard was full of birds today, including starlings, and I just had to run out and fill the feeder, because it had run out of seed and they were attacking it like a Hitchcock outtake. They tore off two perches.
They tore off two perches.
Oh, goodness!
WS, I'd love to see it too.
Oh no! Should I not be using Purina? What should I use? I totally want to pamper my [brat of a cat], but a) vet recommendations have been contradictory and b) she doesn't seem to give a shit what she eats.
Er, or perhaps I should just go read it when you post it.
oh! my little bit of excitement - I saw flying squirrels! two of them, on the ground, nibbling on something. So cute!
Ok, I have banged it off to Ginger and vw. Emily, if you want it now, I'll send it along. If you want to wait until after it has been vetted (pun intended, no apologies), I will be sure to post a link here.
Purina, and a lot of other brands, have some ingredients that really spell trouble for Harvey. His digestive upsets taught me the need to read ingredients labels - wheat and corn products really set off his issues. And cats being obligate carnivores, the more meat in the first few ingredients in the list, the better. For dogs, meat is also a good thing, but as I understand it, it is a smidge less urgent. Still, here is a good website that explains a bit about how to read a pet food label. [link] IIRC it also has reviews of some brands, so you can see which are better and which are not so great.