What the actual crap? Makes me wonder if Charlies mom is a health nut and doesn't allow any yummy snacks or food.
You apparently have the best food in the neighborhood, so you have that going for you, which is nice.
Kids or Pets
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What the actual crap? Makes me wonder if Charlies mom is a health nut and doesn't allow any yummy snacks or food.
You apparently have the best food in the neighborhood, so you have that going for you, which is nice.
Grandkids are a blessing we enjoy!Had dogs my whole life (mostly Labs).God gave us dogs so that we would know about unconditional love. Was never a cat person until I met the vixen, and her cat Jinx. He won me over, I fell in love with him. We had to put him down a couple years ago (he was 17).Last year I got tested for allergies, turns out I'm allergic to cats, dogs, cattle, chickens, and deer. But not horses, so the vixen and I are planning on one day each owning a horse. (Hers palomino, mine chestnut.)
Kids - all 5 girls - are gone and on their own. But back in the day, our house was a redemption center for lots of kids that had no (good) place to go. The vixen would have adopted them all, had I let her. But there was never a dull moment. Now? We can't wait for the girls to come home and bring all the grandbabies.
If so, wouldn't that make Carvers Charlie's enabler?
Nope, son says Mama Charlie just is a crappy cook. Everthing in the house is processed food or carryout. When he spends a weekend there, he comes home craving anything fresh.
There needs to be an option for 'none of the above.' I'm allergic to some pets (but not all). I may be allergic to children also.
Currently have two kids and a bearded dragon. It's manageable.
When our first kid was born we had a hairless cat and two dogs. That was way too much for us to handle. And honestly, I think it stressed out the animals and led to an early demise for at least one of them. The cat died of a heart attack on the kid's first birthday, and one of the dogs died of old age less than a year later. The other dog made it several more years before we had to put her down due to health issues.
When our first kid was born we had a hairless cat and two dogs. That was way too much for us to handle. And honestly, I think it stressed out the animals and led to an early demise for at least one of them. The cat died of a heart attack on the kid's first birthday, and one of the dogs died of old age less than a year later. The other dog made it several more years before we had to put her down due to health issues.
I have a 1 year old, another baby on the way, 1 dog, and 2 cats, so...
If anyone needs any pets let me know. I have some to spare. One of them doesn't suck, one sucks occasionally, and that ******* dog is going to be the death of me.
Kidding of course. I love my furry friends, but I am anxiously awaiting a life without pets sometime in the distant future. It will be nice to not have to maintain a litter box or walk a dog or whatever else they need.
If anyone needs any pets let me know. I have some to spare. One of them doesn't suck, one sucks occasionally, and that ******* dog is going to be the death of me.
Kidding of course. I love my furry friends, but I am anxiously awaiting a life without pets sometime in the distant future. It will be nice to not have to maintain a litter box or walk a dog or whatever else they need.
*counting cats*
*counting hands*
Ummmm...should I become a bigamist?
Maybe just buy a few mannequin arms and call it good?
*counting cats*
*counting hands*
Ummmm...should I become a bigamist?
Yes! Imagine how much bigger your garage would be.
