Courtney Mroch's comments

Diary of a Cat Care B&B: Why Am I Working Here, Anyway?

22 Jul 2008 09:56 AM

The cats are lucky to have you...and one day maybe you'll let one adopt you. They keep trying, but you sure are loyal to your Moose and Lally. No trauma for either them or an unsuspecting cat who doesn't realize you come as a package deal! ;)

The Curious Case of Sister-Wives

22 Jul 2008 09:33 AM

You bring up a good point about the illegality, Tristi. That was something else they talked about. How they knew they were breaking the law and were adamant about doing it because they believed that forcefully in their religion. It was very interesting. Thanks for sharing your comments and insight.

New Neighbors and Their Outdoor Pets

17 Jul 2008 06:21 AM

Oh boy, I guess your yard is going to be a temporary cat maternity ward then. Yikes. Well, it's nice you have a spot she feels comfortable.

But boy howdy do I understand thinking you won't be able to talk your husband into keeping a cat...or two!

I hope it all works out. Keep us posted about when it happens and what happens. Now I'm invested and want to know what comes of it all!

New Neighbors and Their Outdoor Pets

16 Jul 2008 05:49 AM

Oh dear, Deedee. Do you know if whoever lived in the house before you had pets? Maybe they left her behind? (Although, you'd think someone would know that and tell you.)

Hopefully when it does come time to have her litter she'll do so at her rightful owner's property...if she has one. But if you think she might truly be scouting out your place, maybe it'd be nice for her and the kittens sake if you could at least make them a safe spot. Under a deck? (If you have one.) Behind a shed...even in some bushes. I know, I know...that's the last thing you need to juggle, making a maternity ward for a stray. But it sure would be a nice thing in the long run.

And you never know...sometimes strays pick us for a reason. That cat might be an angel in disguise and bring you blessings you can't even imagine. (And I don't mean a herd of little kitlets to care for. However, being witness to the miracle of life is remarkable.)

My Dog is a Better Man than Most Humans

15 Jul 2008 08:52 AM

OMG, Aimee, how awful you and the dogs had to endure such meanness! Glad everyone is okay though. But really, really sorry that happened to you 3.

Family Matters: Marriage Thicker Than Blood?

15 Jul 2008 08:38 AM

Yes, thankfully, Dale. And the rest of your comment shows why you and your DH have been together for how long now?? Like 40 years? (I think somewhere you once mentioned how long it'd been and it'd been a good while. Understandable with your level of devotion!)

If I Had To Do My Wedding All Over Again...

15 Jul 2008 08:36 AM

Hey, we'll be celebrating 13 this year too, Tristi. Congrats in advance...and refreshments? That's it. WOW! I'm impressed. You were a woman who knew what she wanted in her big day, clearly.

Family Matters: Marriage Thicker Than Blood?

14 Jul 2008 08:13 PM

Thanks so much for sharing your insights, Beth and Jade. It's neat to read why you agree as well. And Jade...love that vow. How romantic!

Do Your Pets Have a Sense of Humor?

14 Jul 2008 07:18 AM

Well thank you very much for the high praise and compliments, Pocaiel! I'm very glad this article tickled you. And I'm not sure which pic you might have looked at, but if it's a black and white spotted dog, then, yep, that's my pup. What kind do you have?

To Replace an Engagement Ring or Not, That is the Question

14 Jul 2008 07:15 AM

And as usual for you, Michele, FUNNY! Your friend was smart to have hers insured. That's what I get for being lazy.

And maybe it would not seem like such a chore if I didn't have to shop all alone. Don't be surprised if you get a call... ;)