I can relate! The worst is going up a hill, hugging the side of the road and keeping your gaze fixed there because you literally can’t see ANYTHING if you look up.
Extremely friendly cat! Maybe later Caulfield could volunteer her for therapy work. I live alone, and as a result, my cats are extremely shy of strangers.
My mom said that was the reason for hanging the toilet paper so that it hangs down behind. Otherwise, when cats (and toddlers) yank on the strip, it will cascade off the roll.
Now, if it had been Caulfield, he would have brought that up, and maybe even suggested to the Patiomart staff that they should pay him for the advertisement.
Too bad Mallett doesn’t have a few adult characters who are not from the school. Miss Plainwell ought to have known that the kid was practicing, not “getting it out of his system”.
Works for me.