Thanks ppearson..Brittany who has Bo now will be posting at some point. Today was Bo’s surgery so I guess she is busy.
Thanks again for caring

On march 11 I will be driving home from east Tenn to lincoln nebraska. I would be willing to transport Bo at this time if he is healthy and someone along my drive home is willing to adopt him, i would love to take him but I already have 5 cats, 4 dogs 2 horses……got a full house already

I know, all the movement is there, but no leg action…head tilted…ear askew…leaning to one side….hip muscle pumping away….no satisfaction… I wonder if like phantom limbs, with the lower brain function of an animal, he can actually feel the claws getting the itch and it’s relieved… anyway, I always laugh when he does that!

Same her mayra, hockey with plastic caps is the bestest! That is according to my Alfie, who can play for hours with them.Best store bought toy? An inexpensive, positively cheap looking one but it is great to get them jumping. *THE CAT DANCER*- get one for your kitties you won’t be sorry

Well, when I came home from work last night, I noticed that the full roll (double-roll sized, actually) of toilet paper that I had put on top of the toilet tank (I swear I was going to put in on the dispenser when I came home! haha!) had been “gutted” by Emily (I know it was her–she has made her hatred of paper products well known). There was no saving it, because as I picked it up off of the bathroom floor, I realized it was covered with CAT SPIT! So I decided I’m taking it out in kibble. (I’m kidding.)

Yes, I have noticed that cats love to play with the inexpensive toys the most. I have a scratching post out side for my kitties that my husband made for me. When it tears up, I just replace it. We now have come up with a design and added a moveable post with a rope attached. I’m planning on putting a tote swing on it this spring. It goes around in circles. I got the idea when awhile back, I used to have a rope tied to the clothes line. My cats would attack it and everytime it bounced someone else would be hanging from it! I also took a cane pole and tied a rope to it. I would tell my husband, I’m going fishing! I would have cats chasing it all over the place! What a sight, can you imagine 12 or more cats after it?!

My two love the rings off the gallon milk jugs. They will carry them all over to find “just the right spot” to play with them. And let us not forget the socks from the hamper and the hamper itself.

Renee-get a patent before someone steals your idea.

I do the same with my kitties, but put kat nip (catmint) in the sock and tie it off. They love it, and it is refillable

Gracie loved knee-highs that have been rolled down to form little disks. they fly like frisbees when they are new. She will play fetch and carry them around the house until they are in shreds.

Same goes for me as well. My cat Sylvester loves to bat around soda caps for hours until it gets lodged somewhere. He also learned that it is fun to shred the toilet paper so I have to hide it behind a towel that hangs above the toilet roll dispenser. If there is a plastic wrapping around, he will find it and play with it. I have to be careful with the items that come with shipping “peanuts” as I caught him with one in his mouth just in time. He loves any box that I leave out. I call him the box kitty and when he is bad, I threaten to ship him off (just kidding of course).

Thanks, Renee! Although, I must admit I really only cook/bake “real” food—rarely anything like cake mixes or pudding mixes, etc. Not because I’m a a food snob, but simply because everything tastes a thousand times better made from scratch (and what seems to surprise so many people who’ve never baked from scratch, is the fact that it usually takes just a few more minutes of time!) I think you cook a lot from scratch, too, eh?

Dee, I think it also uses lemon juice, jello is just the base of the recipe. I haven’t made one in years. My mom liked it, when I made it for her birthday. I cook from scratch but I sometimes change things up in a recipe even when I use a cake mix. I’ve never had much of anything left when I take my food to a dinner! I made a homemade banana cream pie when I was in high school, for a dinner we were sponsoring. My pie disappeared in 15 minutes while everyone else’s was hardly touched. I wondered how many of my classmates mom’s made their dishes?

That’s so funny. Mom baking their homework! Actually, I must admit that after seeing Paula Deen (whom I love) bake this super easy, rich coconut cake on her show one day, and looked like she was in ecstasy upon eating it, I decided to make it—there is a mix involved. But, like you said, there is so much stuff added to it, it does not taste like a mix. (If you like coconut–it is delicious!)

Now that proves you are a true choca-holic.

*Standing up*

Hi, my names Instinct and I’m a Chocaholic. It started with just a few M&M’s every once in a while. I thought I could handle it

Gradually I began keeping mini Snickers bars on my desk at work. Sure, I said they were for the whole department, but I always at them.

Now, if I don’t have any chocolate bars at home, I drink the chocolate syrup straight out of the bottle…

Hi Instinct!
My name is Renee, I’m a choco-holic, too. I love Hersheys kisses, esppecially the dark chocolate & raspberry and the Cherry Cordial ones! I have drank the syrup also. lol

Hi Instinct. My name is Lioness and I am a choco-holic. It all started with tasting my first piece of choclolate as a little girl. In my teens, my Mom tried to wean my father, myself and my sister off of chocolate with the fake stuff by making a carob cake. We all took one bite and ran from the room. I use to always have a jar of peanut M & M’s in the kitchen but found that I was going through 3 lbs of them in two to three days. I also love mocha starbucks coffee.

I live and die for chocolate.

Hi, I am Jennifer and I too, am a choco-holic, and thank you all for sharing in this moment with me. I have been known to indulge in Hershy bars and Kisses.