Keksie

I had the curtains. Just glad it wasn't the traffic lights. I always fail that one. Lol

@Sea Dog We like the Windjammer for all our breakfasts except the last morning when we have the Key breakfast. We are early morning people so it usually isnt crowded. There is a good selection of foods that we both like. We like it for lunch or the solarium Bistro.

Well they are Siamese. That explains a lot. Just like our Tortoise Shell has what the vet call "tortitude". Lol

I love her eyes. Such a beautiful cat!

I agree but my husband is a little harder sell on the number of cats.

They are eating canned kitten food and soaked kitten kibble. The vet thinks they are older then their size would suggest.

That is why I volunteer at the refuge. Big reward for getting to take care of them plus I can't take them home. Lol

They look better this morning.

I could go with that. I miss having an orange kitten and who could say no to a nice tabby.

Which equates to 33.3% more food and output. Sigh.

Kittens are susceptible to respiratory illnesses. I took the first one to the vet already and he said it was mild and gave me some antibiotics. The second one seems slightly sicker and has an appointment Monday morning. In the mean time I can give it antibiotics and warm compresses on it's eyes. Probably because it was out in the cold an extra night. They look better this morning and are eating well.

They were easy to catch because they are not feeling well. We are going to work hard on socializing them so when they are healthy they eill be good pets

Well we just found a sibling. This one was in a different place but also has respiratory issues. Sigh. They really need to find other homes once they are well. We already have 6. We do seem to be cat magnets.

No good deed goes unpunished. Lol. We are taking care of our neighbors cats (all fixed) and their horse for a couple of days. This is what we found behind their barn. All alone, not looking well and kind of in the open.

I have a narrow window of comfortable Temps inside. 72 to 74. Anything other then that the air or heat is turned on. My mother always said I was a hothouse plant and I guess she was right. It doesn't cost us anymore to run the heat then the air and I pay the bill so comfortable it is.

They have a large enclosed area on our back porch. My husband made a large jungle gym out of wood for them. They can access it from a cat door in our bedroom. They like to sharpen their claws out there and leave our furniture alone.

Well it was 39 degrees outside this morning. It was 71 degrees inside so the heat was turned on. Even the cats didn't want to be on their catico this morning.

Congratulations to Owen for all the hard work. Congratulations to the proud parents too.

So much fun virtually traveling with you.

That is what they said in our email in Boston but they opened it for certain groups.

That has happened to us the last 2 cruises. The first one in Tampa we arrived around 11:30 and were ushered upstairs to wait. I think we got onboard around 12ish. The second one in Boston was very delayed. We arrived around 11:30 and after a few minutes in line they came along asking for Suites and Keys. We were escorted upstairs to wait. The people with 12pm check in times were also allowed in. The others were in line outside (some until 3pm). We got to go onboard at 1:45. I am very glad we didn't have anything booked that night. At our 7:15 reservation for MTD I didn't eat that much.

The panhandle of Florida has beautiful beaches and much less traffic. Shh don't let the word get out. Lol

We always need the internet to be able to talk to our house sitters. My husband also likes to call a friend of his who has health issues.

Happy Thanksgiving to Canada and Happy Columbus Day to the USA.

Have a wonderful time. I will look for your live review.