Mouselemming @ Mouselemming @sh.itjust.works

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Depends on your insurance. I had 2 C-sections, both qualified by my doctors as "medically necessary," and good insurance, so everything was covered. Note: it was in the 1990s, insurers have become increasingly dickish about that "medically necessary" qualification.

Also note: It's not the initial cost, it's the maintenance. My now-adults are priceless, but it's been a lot of money!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_triangle_(badge)

Been learning from United Health, I see.

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This is more of a Black Triangle category, but you could do both

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_triangle_(badge)

Cats fit perfectly anywhere it's warm

I hope they sold the old chair and used the money for the poor, but they probably just tucked it in the attic

I agree the church is political and should be open about it, and pay taxes like any other political organization. Not just the Catholic Church but all denominations, and across the religions and around the world.

Part of growing up is challenging the ideas you got from your parents and learning to treat people with the respect you'd like them to use with you. If she wants to continue being friends she needs to do this part of growing up.

The good die young. The evil live long cruel lives.

That is perfect cat furniture

Under (maybe) a different President. With a chance he'd end up safely back in his own country, not a Salvadoran death camp. I'd roll the dice.

Leaders We Deserve https://leaderswedeserve.com/

I can hear this picture

Gorgeous! Making me jealous. Been cutting carbs and I really miss pasta...

I agree with all your points except that a cat who sees you actually using the table will want to join in! For the attention mostly, but also to do stuff with you.

I don't know where you live but in California, the crows are native species.

Edit: so if they eat a sparrow they're defending the environment

Considering the homegrown was probably 70% ratshit, I'm not sure if it was really less dangerous. And of course there was always the risk of an explosion taking out the whole neighborhood. I really don't see any good aspects to meth either way. It's not the import-export problem so much as the meth problem.

Since you have so many, and I assume the food is dried-on, consider tearing off the paper labels and running them through the dishwasher. It's what I do with my cat's food cans (along with regular dishes) and it works great. Edit: if you don't have a dishwasher, have a hug from me. And then just chuck'em and start over.

And yet it's not positioned for you to look out the window