Hey y’all,
Thanks for all your love on the original baby Rogue post, I had to delete it because it showed my address in the background. This is a repost with some new pics too.
Thanks and sorry if the duplicate post annoys anyone, I really hated to have to delete the original.
Rogue is 2 y/o now but here are some pics from June ‘24.
Her liter was born under a friend’s house, they realized the kittens weren’t safe when one passed away so we scooped up Rogue and brought her home to bottle feed.
My seller listed the items at ridiculously high prices with inaccurate descriptions and then when the items didn’t sell they donated them without giving me an option to get them back. I’m out a ridiculous amount of items, they sold maybe 6 out of 20? Why is there no recourse for this nonsense?
I’ve been trying to remember a quote I encountered in the last month but unfortunately it looks like I did not annotate it and I can’t get it clear in my mind.
The basic idea of the quote was that children outliving their parents was the only good thing in life or that it was promised to us? Does this sound familiar to anyone?
I fully believe it’s in Tender is the Flesh but I can’t find it.
Some of the books it might be in based on the timeframe where saw it:
Buffalo Hunter Hunter
Full Throttle
What Moves the dead
Freshwater
I was a Teenage Slasher
Parable of the Sower
I’ve been working on these. The melt photos are after four hours for the first mold and the jars, three hours for the last mold (smaller).Is this how it should be or should I be using different wicks or make other changes?
Assistant appreciated.
(I know the close ups on the melt ones are ugly I picked the worst ones to test burn)
I thought I'd share my sweet girl Bea (also known as Miss Bea, Bea, Queen Bea, or Miss MeowMeow) She's approximately 3 years old and my fiancé and I adopted her almost 4 months ago. She was saved from a kill shelter and was possibly a young mother. Sweetest girl and absolutely loves people, to talk (she has much to say), and jump on your shoulders to cuddle.