Posted: February 26, 2009 – 11:57 am
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Today illustrates a good point. Here we are with a winter storm warning and one canned cat food left. As luck would have it too, the nearest store carrying Sophie’s food is 20 miles away.
Of course, she’ll get her food, but boy, it sure would have been easier to have someone else doing the driving. So, I wanted to share this coupon savings. You can get $5 off of a $5 off of an orders over $20 with the coupon code: INSTANT5 at PetNutritionProducts.com. Not bad considering a lot of coupon deals want you to spend over $50. Stock up on the canned cat food!
Posted: February 19, 2009 – 10:00 am
“A man who carries a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way.”
-Mark Twain
Photo by Serendigity
Posted: February 11, 2009 – 4:30 pm
I have to feel a little sorry for dogs. My Wellness diet is the best possible nutrition for me, formulated for what a cat like me needs. Supplementing this pet’s diet is necessary with a good nutrition base.
Cats have it easy. The whole image of cats revolves around being a carnivores. Lions, meat eaters–or man eaters, as the case may be. Leopards, tigers, bobcats, and lynxes. We’re all meat eaters. So, if there are a few scraps to toss out to the outside cats, chances are it will be meat.
Dogs, on the other hand, are a different story. Dogs will eat anything. You wouldn’t catch me eating sticks or rocks or anyone’s socks, for that matter. Dogs just are not that finicky. It makes sense then that a dog might need a bit of supplementing in his diet, perhaps some dog vitamins.
Good nutrition is key to your pet’s health and longevity. A proper diet formulated for your pet’s specific needs will make for a happier pet and a happier owner.
Posted: February 5, 2009 – 11:22 am
When I play with my cat, who knows if I am not a pastime to her more than she is to me?
Michel de Montaigne, Essays, 1580
Photo by Dougwood
Posted: February 4, 2009 – 10:34 am
As Valentine’s Day approaches, I’m reminded of romantic Valentine’s Day ideas and what the day will bring. I think Chris and Norm do it right.
The best celebrations are right at home. Chris prepares their traditional romantic dinner of lobster medallions with a champagne dill sauce. I don’t know much about the sauce, but the lobster smells so fabulous.
She decorates the table with a red table cloth. The fine china and crystal come out of the living room cabinet for the occasion. There’s also champagne. Norm will bring home flowers, roses of course. The only thing missing is the rose petal path to the dinner table. The house is so cheery. You can feel the love in the air. That’s what makes me feel so lucky being here.
Then, the candles will be lit. Just candlelight, nothing else. I love the shadows dancing on the walls. Then comes dinner. Chris will make another Valentine’s Day tradition–an appetizer of oysters Rockefeller. All this seafood! Enough to drive a cat bonkers!
The champagne is opened and poured. There are romantic toasts, maybe a few tears. Dinner will follow. Last year, I was treated to a bit of lobster. I’m certainly hoping for that this year.
Dinner will end with a creme’ brulee. Yes, they certainly do Valentine’s Day right at this house. I’m so lucky to be here.
