I think my tongue might be too wide for my mouth or something. And that's after I had a spreader on the roof of my mouth as a kid!
Eta: Sorry, I mean in between your top and bottom teeth, like you're always biting it
3mo Husky/Australian Shepherd
I'm at 210
I keep a list where I organize them by publication date and try to finish them before then. If multiple books come out the same day, I spin a wheel (in an app) to decide which to read first.
I finish and review a book about every 2-4 days, and I'm pretty much booked up all the way through March.
I still get approved for books regularly, even though my feedback ratio currently sits at 13%. In total I've been approved for 2/3 of all the books I've ever requested, and I have 88 books pending at the moment.
I'm just doing this because I like to read so I request every book that sounds good to me. If I don't get approved for books I don't sweat it, I can just buy the book if I'm *really* interested.
I know I probably sound insane to you guys 😂
I thought they'd take me more seriously if I continued to present as an upstanding citizen or something, but I just don't have the energy anymore.
And shouldn't they, more than anyone, see what this illness is doing to me? Why should I work so hard to protect them from the truth - that I am no longer able to take care of myself like I used to?
Maybe they'll take me more seriously if I look like shit, since I feel like shit
Just curious really. For me it's about 3x per month right now. And when I do, it's probably the only thing I'm doing that day
I've always wondered if scheduled meal times create an unhealthy excitement around food, and maybe they'll eat everything in front of them even if they're not that hungry. I've also heard it's more natural for cats to graze throughout the day.
Any thoughts?
I'm certainly not judging if you just feed twice a day, I'm sure some cats need to be more monitored for various reasons