Ever since I adopted them, my cats normally keep their tails tucked under them so this was rather out of character.
He's very aerodynamic. Pet the tummy at your own risk.
This is is favorite position that never fails to make me smile. I have literally dozens of photos of him loafing with his left paw out.
The product is a little abrasive at times but is totally worth it.
Must have been a primo spot because he didn't even budge at the sound of the vacuum cleaner.
It's a good thing I cleared off some space on my desk--cat on one side, mouse on the other.
He does this a lot.
"Do you know how long it's been since I last ate? 20 whole minutes! I'm famished!" - my cat, probably
The sneezing and watery eyes were the key symptoms for my guy too (aside from looking unusually disheveled--the cat equivalent of bedhead). Hopefully your kitten got over the symptoms as quickly as mine did!
Prior to this, I didn't know cats could exhibit very obvious cold like symptoms. Whatever it was passed quickly and he was fine two days later despite how miserable he looked here.
Final Fantasy 15. I've never been a fan of the modern (post FF7) games but fell for the hype around 15, purchased it, played it, actually finished it constantly wondering when the game would suck me in, and was left wondering what all that hype was about. The game had literally nothing I wanted in a JRPG as I found the story bog standard and the combat and traversal piss poor. That game officially made me give up on Final Fantasy since the only recent-ish game I've liked is FF Tactics. Make a sequel to that and I'll reconsider.
Not a very good loaf, but relaxing on his favorite spot on top of the radiator cover.
My cat's a little weird, poking his head out of his cat bad, complete with fangs showing.
Switched it to the bottom only to find out it didn't matter one bit and was still just as hard to reach there as it was at the top. Moved it back to the top because that's where my brain looks for it.
He was clearly shocked I was cleaning the kitchen.
I've traveled to many corners of the planet and have a different take than most. Many people try to min/max their trip, filling up every minute of every day which doesn't appeal to me at all. I prefer a laid back, impromptu schedule to give myself time to see and do stuff I didn't plan and time to breathe and enjoy being in a new place. To me, the worst thing you can do is overplan and overschedule so you're stressed out if something happens to screw up your tight schedule.
As for selecting what to do, I usually do tons of internet and book research finding things that sound interesting. I add everything to a list and to Google Maps as saved points and then try to cluster them into days, making sure I'm not packing in too much as noted above. I'm not especially concerned if I don't get to everything--if I really enjoyed a place, odds are I'll return and put focus on different experiences.
I, too, like to place my garbage dump on the border so my neighbor can enjoy the aroma.
Plot twist: Charles did stumble home from the bar last night. He's just really good at hiding his secret life from you. Well, mostly.
I spent more than $20 on a pizza the other day. Considering the many hundreds, if not thousands of hours, I used Sync for Reddit over 5 or 6 years, $20 is a no brainer. That said, I wouldn't pay the $100 lifetime considering because I don't need the perks associated with it and who knows if Lemmy will be around that long (I hope it will but you never know).
Somebody mentioned Dr. Pimple Popper to me recently and I thought they were making up an over-the-top fake reality show title. Imagine my shock when I found out that it was a real show. There's a reason I haven't watched anything aside from sports on network/cable TV in years.
No joke, I felt like a luddite after trying to click the "X" in the upper right of an embedded tweet to close it earlier this afternoon on my laptop.
And so did his brother.