u/whoopsmrgrt

Is anyone else beginning to study for F27? Any tips on burnout?

I work full-time, and I think starting this early will help and I won’t feel like I need to rush.

I’ve been working outside of CA for a couple of years, and I want to go back home to CA. I miss my family and friends. Unfortunately, my work will fire me on the spot if I they find out that I signed up for the CA bar. They did it with a previous employee who signed up for the CA bar.

Is there any way that my work would find out if I signed up for CA if I delay the C&F process until it’s safe to do so? Is there anything else I should be worried about? Does the CA bar automatically send a notification to my work’s HR department if I sign up?

I hope it was good luck because I need it 😭. I chuckled when I saw that. Please Goat. 🙏🙏

I know y’all remember that word yesterday, but others are saying it is the old standard for JMOL, which is incorrect to use now. But the question was actually asking a RJMOL, and Goat says scintilla or substantial is still used. What is the truth? 😭

Cool, cool, cool. No matter how much I study, it’s never enough. Cool. Excited for the upcoming week!

I have a coworker who lives in the same apartment unit as me. I walk her severely obese dog because she’s usually “too busy” to do so.

I recently learned that she has a second cat. I’ve never seen that cat until about a month ago. I have gone to her apartment weekly, now almost daily, for a year to walk her poor dog, and I never noticed that she had a second cat because that poor baby literally just lives underneath her bed, and I rarely go into her room unless I have to.

When I first saw the cat, my jaw dropped, because that poor baby is about three cats in one. I have never seen such an obese cat. He can barely walk. I asked her about the cat and she said that he’s always been there, but that he just likes hiding under her bed, followed by a laugh. The cat basically is almost always under her owner’s bed, but occasionally comes out a few feet to sleep on a dirty, beaten cat bed. When I do see her on the cat bed, I make sure to sit next to her and provide her with some TLC, and I clean the bed and the surrounding area for her (the floors are covered in dog/cat hair, and there’s usually old pee and poo stains on her floor). The poor baby’s hair is greasy and looks like it never gets brushed.

She has a second cat who is normal-sized and wanders around the apartment at least.

I tried playing with them both, but I could not toys for them at her apartment. I texted her asking if she has toys, and she left me two cat toys in her living room the following day: a super old cat nip toy and one of those stick feather wands, but with the feather missing (so, just a wand). Just fcking sad. There is also no scratch post for them, and the healthier cat scratches the back of a couch instead. I have recommended that she purchase them a scratch post, but she ignored my text.

I’m only staying in contact with her in order to take care of her pets. She shows no interest in helping those babies.

The obese cat has no life. Can’t jump because of her weight; and only moves a few feet between the bed and the dirty cat bed, surrounded by filth.

The situation is tricky because she’s my coworker. I doubt SPCA will do anything because all animals have access to food and water.

Is there anything I can do to help this kitty? I am so tempted to smuggle him out and give him to a trusted cat friend who will turn his life around.

My heart is breaking. That cat has no life. No mental stimulation at all. I’ve never seen such an obese, unhappy cat. She ont do anything to help him. I have tried talking to her. I would take the cat (my coworker has never been to my apartment), but I have a dog who will attack him.

Please provide advice. I am so distraught over the condition of these animals. Also, my apologies for the disorganized ranting. I’m just so upset.

My Shiba is 2 years old, and I believe she is overweight. She walks at least an hour a day and gets only a half a cup of food in the morning and the night. She can’t seem to lose the weight.

However, I do know that some Shibas tend to be on the larger side. How do I know if mine is overweight or one of the more larger Shibas?