u/Dobgirl

I have a cat themed car- cat stuffed animals in my rear window, cat ears that go on my side mirrors, cat stickers everywhere, cat headrest, etc. just tons of cats. anything that can be decorated in a car is cats.

I got this sticker and I think it's hilarious, but my husband said it's not professional considering my parking situation at work and that clients park next to me.
I know the humor may not be everyone's cup of tea, but does anyone think the older generation would be upset about it? I'm primarily a cat groomer, and I feel like most cat people would be like "yeah, I get it". but idk now i'm overthinking it

My husband was taking our kids to CVS and I asked if he could pick up some Shampoo and Conditioner since I had given mine to our daughters; they had run out.
He said yes and everything was fine. (Side note: I work overnight 3-12hr shifts and had just woken up with a horrible headache (also that time of the month 😩) and I had to be back at work in a couple hours). He sent me a text with a pic of the shampoo and conditioner so I could tell him which one. Great!
Then, I remembered we were out of toilet paper and paper towel, so I asked if he could pick up some too because we were out. I also mentioned our oldest daughter (she was with him at CVS) had wanted a new hairbrush and we had told her we were going to get her an Amazon gift card (hoping he could grab that too). He immediately replies with ?? And “oh goodness”. Then he calls me and starts to tell me that he wasn’t even initially going to go inside until I had asked him to get me shampoo, and starts to complain. I immediately shut him down and told him I didn’t know why he was calling me to complain and told him to forget it, and hung up on him. I was so upset. I just feel like I can’t ask him to do simple things that I consider no big deal. If I was already going to the store and he asked me to get a few things, I would not care. Especially toilet paper! Then, I think I lost it 😓 (view text exchange).

Cougars in RDR2: Every time i hear that ROWROWRAROW sound, I IMMEDIATELY enter fight or flight mode.

Renoir’s cane in expedition 33: Hearing the cane hit the ground just stresses me out so much cause I know some absolute fuckery is about to go down.

Clickers clicking in TLOU: takes years off my life every time. These fuckers give me the heebie jeebies.

Creepy BT sounds in Death Stranding (like..groaning/moaning? Hard to describe) followed by the Odradek just lighting up and slowly clapping as you walk through the BT area (or clapping quickly when u get too close to one): I swear, whenever this happens, I end up actually holding my breath IRL cause I get so caught up in the game. Creepy AF.

Piano music in Zelda BOTW: Guardians and instant panic for me because I always forget how to parry in situations where parrying is VERY NECESSARY.

Edit: Also, how could I forget: "I couldn't wait for you to come and clear the cupboards..."

Hey guys!

I have two cats, and as i’m planning to move to a new apartment in a few months, i’m having a really hard time deciding where I should place my two litter boxes. I’m previous apartments, the litter box has always been in the bathroom. This has kept the litter tracking and smell to a minimum. I recently signed a new lease due to work re-location and this was the best location/price my partner and I could get.

Unfortunately, the bathrooms are extremely small, and have no room for a litter box. I’ve always had cats growing up, and the boxes have always been in the bathroom or in the laundry room. My partner games a lot, so bedroom two is not an option, and we’d both prefer the litter boxes not to be in our primary bedroom if possible. The laundry “room” is on the balcony so that isn’t an option either. I’ve been considering the living room/dining room for lack of better options but i’m worried about the heavy foot traffic disturbing them. My second guess would be to convert our linen closet in the hallway into the litter box room? I know that would work for one, but i’m not sure it would work for both litter boxes because of the size (for reference I use two XL Stainless Steel litter boxes since my cats are on the larger side) !

Any recommendations/ideas would be greatly appreciated!

I’ll provide a screenshot of the layout of the apartment. I lazily drew in some furniture (not very well haha) of where I’m planning to put furniture but nothing is set in stone! I marked the balcony, game room, and closet in red where we’re hoping to not have a litter box (but if that’s the best/only option we’ll make it work)!

Edit: Thank you guys for all the great ideas!! We’re definitely going to be using quite a few of them!! :)