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Image 1 — My cat has a coat color I’ve never seen before
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My cat has a coat color I’ve never seen before

Hi! So I’ve had my cat for a little over a year and he’s almost 2 years old. I’ve never seen a cat with his coat color before and I get lots of questions about what type of cat he is. He’s obviously a DSH tabby but again I’ve never seen his specific coloration before and was wondering what it’s called!
Some additional info is he was a street cat before I snatched him up as a kitten, his mom is a standard tabby, he’s at what the vet says is a healthy weight at 13.5 pounds, and his brother from the same litter who I also adopted is about the same size. Also I’m from the US if location helps.
All of the photos except the last one are in bright to dim natural light
Thanks in advance!

u/Brave_Grass441 — 11 days ago
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Vacation Vs Last Minute Contract

Hello, I’m a stage actor in a decently sized theater community in the US. I auditioned for a musical this last January and was later called back but inevitably got the rejection email. Yesterday I get an email asking if I was still available for the summer to do the show. Here’s the problem when I got the rejection email I committed to and booked a family vacation out of the country, and my family even helped pay for half of my plane ticket so I could afford to go. Unfortunately even if I cut my time short my conflicts are deal breakers for the theater. I’m very conflicted on what I should do and have never had to choose between family and theater before so any advice is welcome.

Additional info:
- I have worked in children’s theater for the past few years and this would be my first time breaking out of that space (even though I do truly love it). And I have never worked for this theater before.
- The theater itself is a recognized regional house
- I would be playing a named role but I wouldn’t consider it a principal character
- I would be paying back my family that helped me pay for the trip in the first place

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u/Brave_Grass441 — 5 months ago