I got a lot of questions and criticisms about having so many animals while bethend was pregnant. People expected me to get rid of four cats (and some chickens and a hamster) because of risk to the baby. Even though
Before having my first cat Micky nearly seven years ago, I’d never had a cat. I hated cats (furry jerks) and I like hamsters. I’m not a dog or a cat person. I am a hamster person. I have no hamsters
So, the last week has been a bit hectic. I like to post twice a week at least – it keeps me writing and keeps this place active and you all something to read. I’ve managed to keep up the
I’ve always been a pretty clumsy person. I was the clumsy one growing up, tripping up, falling over walking into things. That was my thing. I’m still clumsy and I married another clumsy person. Bethend is actually clumsier than I
Herding cats is a dangerous business. I should know I do it on a daily basis. In case you didn’t know; I have five cats. Not on purpose. it just sort of happened. I explain why here. Cats will purposely
Cats often don’t get the credit they deserve. They have bad rep for being solitary and a bit boring, but this is far from the truth; cats can thrive, especially in a family with kids. They are playful, agile, cuddly,
I don’t cook. My wife cooks and I eat. I can cook, and I will cook when needed but I don’t actually enjoy cooking that much, I do like food though and there are some things I can make without
When Bread listed the subjects her blog covers, I decided to write about cats. Since my own blog Dog Days and Delights relates to parenting and creative writing, and the other blog that I write for is Worthing Mums (the
Queer Little Family: stories over stuff
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