Recent Comments

1. 5 days ago on Kliban's Cats

   Well, I think he ate it. Kliban cat, through and through! LOL!

2. 6 days ago on Kliban's Cats

   Speaking of headless mousies, one of my three did that this morning. He was throwing it around and finally caught my attention. Sheesh, playing with a headless mouse!!!

3. 8 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   Be thankful they didn’t decide to use it, once it spilled out of the bag, as “potty” soil!!!

4. 18 days ago on Kliban's Cats

   A cat in a hat on a Texas beach, yahooooo!

5. 28 days ago on The Other Coast

   Completely organic and provides compost!

6. about 1 month ago on Free Range

   “A U.S. Army whistleblower, Lieutenant Col. Daniel Davis, noted recently in his scathing 84-page unclassified report on Afghanistan that there remains a strong desire within the defense establishment “to enable Public Affairs officers to influence American public opinion when they deem it necessary to “protect a key friendly center of gravity, to wit US national will,” he wrote, quoting a well-regarded general". This was from an article published when the Obama administration signed into law the repeal of the Smith-Mundt provision to protect the American people from the propaganda the government broadcast to foreign countries in an effort to counteract derogatory information against the US when the military complex was trying to influence other entities into accepting US will. Removal of this provision opened up the American people to governmental influence at the hands of Public Policy initiatives that the government wanted to push. Regardless of the will of We The People. I trust NO news outlet, without doing my own research/investigation. You must be a shill for the government, sir.

7. about 1 month ago on Breaking Cat News

   My favorite kind of day. Sigh!

8. about 2 months ago on For Better or For Worse

   Nope, Rabbi means master or teacher, not married man who teaches. It was a sign of respect for His knowledge of Jewish law to be called “Rabbi”.

9. about 2 months ago on For Better or For Worse

   Open mouth, insert foot.

10. 2 months ago on Arlo and Janis

    As a professional pet/house sitter, make sure they carry liability insurance. And know how to handle emergencies, whether household or pet. Also, have a letter authorizing your pet/house sitter the authority to seek vet care for pets AND talk with your vet about how much $$ they are able to use to treat your pet in an emergency. Have a list of plumbers/electrical, etc. repairmen that you use. Also, local emergency numbers of family or friends who can act on your behalf if there is a disaster. And who gets the pets if YOU have an emergency. I’ve been doing this for 17 years. Do NOT hire the local teenager.