After reading all of this, I look forward to your future feature on this site. 🤣

One of my favorite documentaries is How to Die in Oregon. It’s about death, which obviously we see a ton on this site, but instead of dying a preventable death to own the libs, its about people who are terminally ill taking their fate into their own hands and using the program available under the Death with Dignity law to end their own pain. It’s thought provoking, and is a wonderful tribute to the those who take advantage of the program and the people who work so hard making sure they don’t have to suffer indignity and pain that they can avoid. It’s nice to see healthcare workers portrayed the way they deserve to be when they do everything they can for their patients.

Oooooh, I am about to go check it out! Getting fancy up in here!

I hope it is mild and short lived for her. They say it will reach us all at some point. My family has been hunkered down and untouched so far. My husband has to travel on a plane for the first time since the pandemic next month, and we are pretty anxious about it, but its for a new job so necessary. Fingers crossed that’s not when it finally hits our home!

Follow the money, right plague rats? Well, here you go. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Those truckers really thought they were patriots. Watching that push back is SO SATISFYING. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I have four cats right now and not a single photo of them together. Lol. This braincell-less weirdo is Tennant. He loves to SCREM and steal human food. Constantly. He is extraordinarily long and sits like a proper gentleman with his paws crossed. This is Smith. She has actually lost some weight since this photo when one day she woke up and decided to stop being an anxiety ridden stress eater and make a play for alpha cat of the house. Chasing the other cats is a work out! This is Piper. She is deaf but doesn’t let it stop her from being a total terror. She will stalk anything that moves, and is surprisingly quiet given she can’t hear shit. That bell is on her collar for everyone else’s protection. 😹 And last but not least, this is Betty White. She is two years old and all of 6lbs. Teeniest cat we’ve ever had and she takes advantage of it by hiding in the smallest places ever. Never turn anything on without making sure Betty isn’t inside!

UISGE-BEATHA? Did you really name her uisge-beatha? 😻

I am snorgle, because to snorgle Is to cuddle an animal by putting your face against their body, and that’s one of my favorite things to do to my fur babies. Plus, the word itself amuses me. 😹😻