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The cat food cans I buy are 5.5 oz. cans. You know, the ones that used to be 6 oz. cans...At this stage, Ariel is reluctantly consuming about half a can per day, minus what gets all over the place...I feel like I need to take a shower after every feeding! LOL. No big chunks, but lots of little chunks get scattered. She currently tends to be a bit of a slob. We need to, if we can, get her up to a full can of this if possible. And we're hoping that post chemo (assuming the chemo is found to be actually working) she'll be willing to eat canned food
She just had her lunch. 1/4 can (the last of the can) of the white fish and tuna Little Friskie's Pâté. I thought she'd like that one because she could probably at least smell it. It REEKS to me.
Later today we'll be having some RECOVERY cat food from Hills Science Diet. And the next can in my rotation is some Little Friskies Chicken and Liver flavor pâté.
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Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! 65 out there now and looking for an expected high of 73 with 50% chance of showers.
Need to get out to Kroger today.
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Works for me
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I walked 5800 Steps + a Quarter and 5 Pennies during the morning walk. The temperature this morning is 58 on the news channel and 58 degrees on the front porch. It is a cloudy looking morning and it rained very lightly overnight. The street was wet, under the trees was dry. Once again the plan for today is to get the rest of my walking and exercise doing more yard work. We did the run to the recycle yard. Last nights weather forecast showed a 60% chance of rain for Wednesday, Today, and 90% for Thursday and 60% for Friday.
Have a Great Wednesday
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning Rainy Tuesday!
All rain welcomed...
Yes Roger, Sushi is still Sushi even if its just vegetables!
Walking appetites are awful problems when they're in your yard, any yard..I didn't mean just yours! LOL! Loved all the Shoe cartoons!
Ed, glad you got most of that can of food into Ariel. Curious..yesterday you mentioned she ate 3.5 oz, and you hoped it would soon be the whole can? How big (many oz) is that can your referring to? The cheapo Friskies can is 3.5. Just curious. Lazy Tom is sleeping this, and most days away! He's on the back porch swing totally zonked out!
Last load of laundry in the dryer, everything else is nicely folded and just needs putting away.
Ate polenta for breakfast. I bought one of those polenta tubes , and sliced and 'fried' in the George Foreman. Also had some chopped kale.
This afternoon I am sewing a pin cushion for O to keep by her sewing machine. And making a pattern from a kit I'd gotten for O. I'll have to sew the pin cushion on my old machine...and it seriously needs to be 'reconditioned and adjustments made to the tensions, both spool and bobbin. I doubt I'll ever have that done. Will probably cost more than buying another one like I got Olivia. I don't sew enough to justify either of those choices actually....
Ok, need to get moving,
Later...
Hi Valerie
OK, I was just curious if it could be called Sushi since I thought the definition of Sushi was a rolled food with fish
Those Dang Walking Appetites were destructive last year, they started eating the leaves off of the Apple trees until I put a wire cage around them as well as some of the garden plants. They even ate some of the Marigolds
I'm happy You liked the Shoes.
I must lead a simple life, most everything I wear is a color as far as laundry and thus I do one load a week, more or less. Including the Bedding, all colors there too. It is a large capacity washer, much larger that the old one that died and had to be replaced.
How was the Tube of Polenta ? I see them used on some of the cooking channel contests as a way of saving time.
Cheers
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! 65 out there now and looking for an expected high of 73 with 50% chance of showers.
Need to get out to Kroger today.
Continued good luck with the cat food.
Back to home depot, we did not buy enough blocks and bricks We forgot that You need them on the end too.
My brother has said the ShopRite Grocery Store run is planned for Friday or Saturday. I plan to have him pick up the on sale Hamburger so I can loose fry it. I take the loose meat in a measured portion, add Ketchup and No Sugar Added Sweet Relish to taste and it works real good in a 60 calorie wrap as my Mid Morning NS SC + PF as far as I am concerned. I plan to use some of the Sweet Baby Rays instead of the Ketchup & Relish in the next batch too. Sort of a ersatz BBQ Beef taste. I suspect it will work well that way too.
Have a Good Day
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Nuclear fire noodle test! And from what I've read, this isn't even the hottest one! I wouldn't be able to get J to try it because it's chicken flavor.
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Well I've felt icky all day, even despite going back to he bed a couple of times, with cats, on top of the covers. Hopefully I'll feel better tomorrow. I'll try to make an early night of it. Oh, it's too late now...0
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I walked 5300 Steps during the morning walk. The temperature this morning is 57 on the news channel and 55 degrees on the front porch and has gone up one entire degree on the porch in the last two hours. It is a rainy looking morning and it started raining overnight.
I ended up with 11K+ for a step count with another run to the Home Depot and working in the yard added exercise to the day
https://www.ksl.com/?sid=44313196&nid=148
Man traveling across the country mowing lawns for those in need makes a stop in Utah
LEHI — There is no lawn Rodney Smith Jr. won’t tackle. From the longest grass to the biggest weeds, the 27-year-old does it all.
The Alabama A&M University student is traveling from coast to coast this summer mowing lawns for those in need.
"What we do is, we do it for free. We don't charge nothing,” Smith said. “We cut grass free for the elderly, disabled, single parent mothers and veterans.”
In 2015, while attending school, Smith saw an elderly man struggling to mow his lawn and it sparked an idea. He started Raising Men Lawn Care, a service that encourages youth to give back to those who are struggling by mowing, raking lawns and shoveling snow from driveways.
"It lifts me up, you know. They're on a fixed income, they can only afford so much,” Smith said. “So for us to come by and help them out, they use those funds on things they really need."
Snipped, more info in the article
Smith started hitting southern states at the beginning of May. So far, Smith has mowed lawns in 12 states including Utah. With equipment donated by the manufacturing company Briggs & Stratton, he hopes to hit all 50 states by the end of June.
"Sometimes I can do two, three states in a day, depending on how close the states are,” Smith said.
His experience so far has been a rewarding one. Smith said he’ll never forget the people he met in the Lone Star State.
"I had one lady in Texas, she cried in my arms because her grass was so big and she needed it cut,” he said.
On Friday night, Smith mowed the lawn of an elderly couple in Lehi. His next stop is Oregon. Smith plans to end his journey in Hawaii in late June. Smith hopes this journey across America will encourage others to serve those in need.
What a Nice Thing to do
Have a Great Wednesday
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Ok,
Good Morning...rainy Wednesday!
I quit watching video's after the hot noodles...or I'll be here all day!! Will watch some over lunch.
In the midst of one of them computer reminded me I needed to install the latest update for my fitbit...this is like the 2nd or 3rd time, so I figured I'd better just go ahead and do that....required a restart... etc.
Tom E. and I are hungry! Nobody's had breakfast yet. Best feed him right now or he may chew my feet off! (actually one of the cats, Sweeny DID have a foot fettish...he was forever trying to nibble on my bare toes. I quickly learned not to wear sandals when I was going to be around him! Crazy crazy cats!)
So, going to summons Tom E. and get him happily fed. Will worry with my breakfast after that.
Later...
Hi Valerie
I wonder if I will get a update from them too or if it is specific to Your model, Hmm...
And here I was thinking that the Gymnastics was done for the summerGardenKatGardens wrote: »Ok, what a day...nothing bad, just nothing left unchanged!
Seems as though I'm not going to help O tomorrow...but she is going for one more gymnastics session, so there goes Thursday night....:). And late invite to my DIL's Mom's 70th birthday...never say either my son or DIL are long range planners!!!! And at a Steak House..., but I was assured they had great side dishes! So that's Saturday, and will require a gift & card. Better be shopping tomorrow!
Spent about an hour or more making a tissue paper pattern for the cross body purse O and I are going to be making as her project. When I started sewing, everybody had to make an apron. May be the reason I seldom wear one. I was sure O would be bored goofy with just the thought of making an apron, but she's seen the quilted wild colored pattern fabric for her purse project and she loved it. (whew) Sighs of relief!
Kitchen's clean, Tom's had dinner...I ate such a late lunch that I'm really not hungry...maybe a couple cups of popped corn? or piece of fruit? or both will be more than enough.
See you guys tomorrow.
Enjoy the Steak House Dinner.
Which Reminds me I was watching a Grilling challenge. Where they showed the one contestant at work there was a sign that reminded me of You !
One like this
I give You and others that are vegetarian a lot of credit. I do not think I could do it and I'm sure my brother could not do it.
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parityanimal wrote: »Well I've felt icky all day, even despite going back to he bed a couple of times, with cats, on top of the covers. Hopefully I'll feel better tomorrow. I'll try to make an early night of it. Oh, it's too late now...
Hi Ed
I saved the links for viewing later on, they look interesting.
I hope You are feeling better
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Howdy y'all. It's thrilling Thursday!
58 out there now and looking to a sunny high of 72, with no chance of rain.
Still feel a little odd in the head (OK, some people think I've always been a little odd in the head, but that's a different story) but I HAVE to get to Kroger today.
The sugar gliders were served the last of their honey vanilla Greek yogurt last night.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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I'll just drop this here...
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Howdy y'all. It's fabulous Friday! 54 out there now and expecting a high of 84 with 0% chance of rain.
Ariel's vet has been postponed until noon today so I'm thinking maybe I should get some food into her early.
Done! One quarter of a 5.5 oz. can of food is now inside Ariel, for her first meal of the day. Today, if I can manage it, I want to get her up to 3/4 can (over three meals) and leave her at that for a day or three and then try to move her up to a whole can per day, if she and I can possibly stand it. Maybe I can get that whole can done in just three meals too...or eventually down to just two meals. Hopefully her inner stomach is getting a bit bigger and can take the larger meals again.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Feeding a reluctant cat is just like feeding a baby.
Well...it's kind of like feeding a baby.
A baby with long, sharp teeth...
Put food in. Some or most of it may come back at you, and you tuck it back in, and repeat until it's gone.
Continue this process until the bowl is empty and all the food is either in the cat, on the cat, on you, or on the towel or blanket you are sitting on...0 -
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I walked 6100+ Steps during the morning walk. The temperature this morning is 55 on the news channel and 59 degrees on the front porch. I cut the walk short as we will be doing more work in the garden later today. It rained overnight and Thundered twice with heavy rain and thunder a few minutes before midnight, thus I had broken sleep and am somewhat tired.
Have a Great Wednesday
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's fabulous Friday! 54 out there now and expecting a high of 84 with 0% chance of rain.
Ariel's vet has been postponed until noon today so I'm thinking maybe I should get some food into her early.
Done! One quarter of a 5.5 oz. can of food is now inside Ariel, for her first meal of the day. Today, if I can manage it, I want to get her up to 3/4 can (over three meals) and leave her at that for a day or three and then try to move her up to a whole can per day, if she and I can possibly stand it. Maybe I can get that whole can done in just three meals too...or eventually down to just two meals. Hopefully her inner stomach is getting a bit bigger and can take the larger meals again.
Good Luck getting the food in Arielparityanimal wrote: »Feeding a reluctant cat is just like feeding a baby.
Well...it's kind of like feeding a baby.
A baby with long, sharp teeth...
Put food in. Some or most of it may come back at you, and you tuck it back in, and repeat until it's gone.
Continue this process until the bowl is empty and all the food is either in the cat, on the cat, on you, or on the towel or blanket you are sitting on...
It does sound like feeding a baby
Enjoy the upcoming Holiday Weekend
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So far today Ariel has eaten half a can of food (minus the little bit scattered on me, the towel, etc...), one quarter can for breakfast, one quarter can for lunch, and we're planning another quarter can for her dinner later!0
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Final Ariel food update today.
She had a Vincristine treatment today, and they gave her an anti-nausea shot, to see it that might help with her appetite. We have the option, if that seems to help, of getting an oral prescription of it for a few days.
I've fed her the last forced canned food feeding for today, so she's had 3/4 of a 5.5 oz. can today. Still working our way slowly up toward that whole can a day, unless, of course, she starts actually eating voluntarily again! In that case, I'll just watch to be sure she gets as much as I think she needs to eat...0 -
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I walked 7100+ Steps during the morning walk. The temperature this morning is 57 on the news channel and 59 degrees on the front porch.
On my return from the walk I drove out to get a haircut and then on to the Grocery Store, The ShopRite has 80% Hamburger on sale for $1.99 by using the Key Tag from them. Sadly that is a good price around here. I am comfortable using the 80% since I will be draining it first and then using it during the upcoming days. I also froze 1/2 of it
Now Some Humor
New CEO
Arcelor-Mittal Steel, feeling it was time for a shakeup, hired a new CEO. The new boss was determined to rid the company of all slackers. On a tour of the facilities, the CEO noticed a guy leaning against a wall. The room was full of workers and he wanted to let them know that he meant business.
He asked the guy, "How much money do you make a week?”
A little surprised, the young man looked at him and said, "I make $400 a week ... Why?”
The CEO said, "Wait right here.”
He walked back to his office, came back in two minutes, and handed the guy $1,600 in cash and said, "Here's four weeks' pay. Now GET OUT and don't come back."
Feeling pretty good about himself the CEO looked around the room and asked, "Does anyone want to tell me what that goof-ball did here?”
From across the room a voice said, "Pizza delivery guy from Donino's"
A three-legged dog walks into a saloon in the Old West. He slides up to the bar and announces: ''I'm looking for the man who shot my paw.''
Did you hear about the 2 dyslexic theologians? They spent hours and hours arguing about the existence of Dog.
Sadly people seem to be losing their minds
Arizona Man Arrested For Threatening Congresswoman Over Trump
Posted at 11:53 am on May 25, 2017 by Jenn JacquesAn Arizona man was arrested after authorities say he told a Congresswoman her ‘days were numbered’ after she voted to support President Trump.Have a Great Weekend
According to the FBI, a Tuscon school district employee threatened to shoot Representative Martha McSally (R-Ariz.) in three separate voice messages in May after he became enraged with her for supporting President Donald Trump.
Authorities tracked the caller’s phone number to Steve Martan, 58, who was later arrested for allegedly threatening to assault and murder a U.S. official, interfering with McSally’s duties and retaliating against her, according to a criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Tucson.
On May 2 and May 10, Martan is accused of calling McSally’s congressional office and leaving threatening, expletive-filled voice-mail messages.
“Yeah this is for Martha McSally,” Martan allegedly said in the first recording, before saying he wanted to wring the congresswoman’s neck. “You need to get back where you came from and leave Arizona,” he added.
According to the Daily Star Martan, who works as a campus monitor at the Miles Explanatory Learning Center in the Tucson Unified School District, was told not to come to campus while the district investigates the allegations against him.
“Our community should be deeply disturbed by these threats of violence,” District Director C.J. Karamargin said in a statement. “Threatening to shoot a member of Congress between the eyes and stating that her days are numbered is sickening. It is especially sickening here in southeastern Arizona because we know, perhaps better than any congressional district in the country, what happens when threats of violence become acts of violence.”
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Friday Morning!
Sunny, 62 degrees, Sweet!!!!
Ed your take on feeding baby/Ariel made me laugh! Yep, baby food In, Out, All around!! I remember those days!
Great cartoons again today Roger. Kid sleeping under the bed cracked me up!
DS2 coming out for lunch today at our local Indian Restaurant. They always have a nice buffet so I will eat well.
About that Vegetarian 'missed steak'. Nope! And I suspect you could overnight give up meat and dairy...all it takes is one life event, and most people are willing and eager to do what it takes to be healthy and alive. I just wanted to avoid my ancestors propensity to have heart attacks if possible.
Well, for a change I'm fed before the cat. And I'd best be calling him to breakfast!
Later...
Hi Valerie
It's hard for me to imagine giving up Dairy especially.
I stopped worrying about what can not be changed. Life is to short to add one more worry to it
Have a Nice Holiday
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parityanimal wrote: »So far today Ariel has eaten half a can of food (minus the little bit scattered on me, the towel, etc...), one quarter can for breakfast, one quarter can for lunch, and we're planning another quarter can for her dinner later!
Hi Ed
Persistence, That is Your middle name
Cheers
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Howdy y'all. It's sensational Saturday!
75 out there now and looking to a sunny high of 84 with 0% chance of rain.
I've been up quite some time but distracted by putting clean dishes away, eating food, feeding Lilo, feeding Ariel (1/3 of a 5.5 oz. can for her breakfast. Quite a feat for me but she was not at all amused. If looks could kill...0
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