And another thing....
Apr. 18th, 2007 10:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sailorzeoI don't know who the culprit is, but when I got up this morning, I found that the cat door was almost totally ripped off the wall. Very disturbing. I don't know whether it was our three trying to get out, or a stray trying to get in. Matt's going to work on stabilizing it tonight.
In addition to Phantom (the black cat), we've been visited by a caramel-and-white scrawny male. Matt managed to pick him up the other day and noticed he smelled like infection. Not good. Matt's going to clean out one of the cat carriers, and if he can catch this guy again, take him to a vet nearby. We don't want sick kitties around our so-far healthy kids.
And since my water intake has been decreasing rather than increasing, I'm going back to my old standby to drink more: flavoring. I added lemon juice, lime juice, and an eighth-teaspoon of stevia powder to my 72-ounce bottle of water. Stevia powder courtesy of my mother-in-law; she got a lot recently and realized she'd never use it all before it went bad, so shared. I now have a nice big jar of stevia powder, which is good, because I can't find my bottle of stevia extract. But 1/8 teaspoon to over 2 liters of water is going to take a while to use. :) I need to get a 1/32 teaspoon to use for when I have tea.
In addition to Phantom (the black cat), we've been visited by a caramel-and-white scrawny male. Matt managed to pick him up the other day and noticed he smelled like infection. Not good. Matt's going to clean out one of the cat carriers, and if he can catch this guy again, take him to a vet nearby. We don't want sick kitties around our so-far healthy kids.
And since my water intake has been decreasing rather than increasing, I'm going back to my old standby to drink more: flavoring. I added lemon juice, lime juice, and an eighth-teaspoon of stevia powder to my 72-ounce bottle of water. Stevia powder courtesy of my mother-in-law; she got a lot recently and realized she'd never use it all before it went bad, so shared. I now have a nice big jar of stevia powder, which is good, because I can't find my bottle of stevia extract. But 1/8 teaspoon to over 2 liters of water is going to take a while to use. :) I need to get a 1/32 teaspoon to use for when I have tea.
