Stop. I’m too egg for this

Thanks a lot, I will probably take you up on your offer soon, as soon as things settle and patterns start to emerge, because things are still very new and chaotic for all 3 of us 😅

Woo! Thanks for the notification too!

I formally request you please bring out the puzzle notepad, and at least give us the riddle. Maybe with the answer in a spoiler

It’s written in this way:

:: spoiler like this,

for example.

::

but with three : instead of two, per set.

Based

The sandwich right?

…

The sandwich… Right?

Don’t forget the Oomommy flavour

Oh my god yes.

Seconding A Short Hike, and it’s 3D cousin Lil’ Gator Game, those games are the epitome of cute n’ cozy games.

(And just now seeing Haven Park, it looks like I’m buying another game soon haha, thanks.

Also, if you have 10 minutes, play Six Cats Under, a free little itch.io browser game, that is relaxing, point n’ click, and cute as all hell.

I have the same exact problem too, and if anyone has better explanations for it please tell me too, but, since my cat is 6 now, and this has been going on since she was a kitten, here’s what I’ve noticed:

First things first, cats often (but not always) shit outside of the box as protest.

For mine, it most probably had to do with how clean she thought the sand was.

Mine was always this way when I also had that closed box, as well as when I was using silicone sand when she was still small, but without the box.

It’s only recently, that I’ve gotten normal bentonite sand (clumping pee, easily fully removed), an open box (ventilation), and clean the sand almost always daily, that she has almost stopped. And when The Depression hits and I forget to clean it for 4 days or so, she does all the things mentioned, I’m assuming out of desperation, to make the bad smell go away.

Silicone sand needed to be fully replaced, and the box be thoroughly washed often, because it would at some point stop being able to contain the ammonia smell.

The closed box, I noticed, would both, contain and absorb bad smells itself, as well as incentivize me to not clean as often, since it didn’t bother me when it would start smelling a bit 😐, but the cat had to be in a shut box, faintly smelling the ammonia for many many seconds.

Full disclosure, bentonite sand has a few studies correlating it with cat respiratory problems, probably due to the dust that cheap bentonite has packed in. I’ve decided that it’s still probably for the best to buy bentonite with its dust filtered out(slightly more expensive), since it helps incredibly with cleanliness (if your cat has to groom unclean paws, that’s going to strain her kidneys and liver probably).

Also, the sand is both extra useless weight, and makes cleaning harder, because it clumps worse. The more expensive brand, where they remove the dust, makes everything easier, and probably much healthier.

Okay, hear me out, this is important:

You’re cute.

That’s all, I have no idea about the surgery, sorry I can’t be of more help, someone who knows more than me can tell you more.

Carry on, and good luck

Expressing such a huge part of the way I feel. The author’s little self-descriptive blurb as context, also made more things click.

“Enby writer of love letters, taker of photos. Use whichever pronouns you are inspired to use in the moment; she comes and he goes, yet they remain.”

The desire to just be, as described in the article, put to action by inviting others into the way they describe themselves.

“… as punishment, after her son eloped with a girl.”

Holy fucking shit I was not prepared.

I was expecting some sodomy level shit, but no, she was punished for her son’s “dishonour”. Cruelty for cruelty’s sake.

I mean… Isn’t the point of the headline to concisely represent the article? That’s the entire reason clickbait is considered bad.

Futch