This afternoon we took Emo in to the emergency vet, but sadly the blood clot we knew would eventually come had arrived.
We are obviously devastated, he was born on my foot, was loving, cuddly, demanding and such a personality. But we also know he had the best life a cat could wish for and was greatly loved by many more than just us.
We're taking some time offline for a bit, cuddling Davina and generally allowing ourselves to be sad
There's nothing quite like a deadline for getting me to actually make a mass of data into something more readable...
Aka somehow I need to make the family tree info easier to convey to the rest of the family... Activate the library degree!!
O is away so I'm in charge of Davina's injections
She isn't impressed with my lackadaisical plans of staying in bed until the last minute and so yelled at me until I got up and attended to her this morning 😂
It's essay week, I am being sulked at for being too busy/distracted for kisses
Emo keeps getting under our feet in the kitchen, so I made a masking tape trap
We just got back and found him asleep in it 😻
**Unsolicited Advice for Interacting With Small Humans Who Aren’t Yours**
If you aren’t used to kids, it can feel awkward interacting with them at holiday gatherings.
If you’d like a few tips on how to make those interactions a little more genuine and a little less scary, I’ve got you!
(If you aren’t interested, that’s ok. Keep scrolling!)
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Danielle Foré