And hair!

But he’s too fat to sink

That’s a big “assuming.” It wouldn’t be treated like Jan 6, those were his friends.

Love me a brown tabby. Fully equipped with fur that camouflages their body yet shows up on any color of furniture or clothing.

So, I just looked it up and people with hemochromatosis are able to safely (all other conditions being okay) donate blood, and are allowed to do so more frequently than usual. Previous restrictions were based on the concern that they might lie about dangerous things like HIV, because they couldn’t afford to pay for blood removal.

Low tolerance for sulfur? How do you feel about Brussels Sprouts?

Yeah I was thinking, what’s in those big green silos? Probably a good option.

At least a wind block on the edges

Looks like someone was farming it before, OP should contact them first since they will know about the potential and problems. Maybe make a percentage-of-profits deal rather than a lease. The timing is good for a crop, if they move quickly.

Or rewild it with native plants. Maybe some young trees on the windward edge, and seeds for a meadow

OP and the land would both be better off with an experienced farmer doing the farming. At least for the upcoming growing season. But they should have an ethical contract, like a percentage of profit rather than a leech lease.

Five needles on each paw

And four in her mouf

Good thing Catto has you to help brush them all off. And then they can bite you.

Li’l feller this morning

Who says it’s about work?

Do the Hustle!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SFzMs2SN--s

Maybe a little too “nice…”

Yes, it needs tiny crown molding along the edge! Standards, people!

We need that here!

The fact they kept the lid the same size probably helps the deception, especially once there’s no old cans to compare it to. This could actually work out to be a good thing if people buy fewer sugary sodas while thinking they’re drinking about the same

On the Internet nobody knows you’re a dog. But there are clues.

Well you don’t need to be as particular as someone who’s restoring wild habitat. Look at monarchwatch.org for any of the ones that suit your general region, then follow the link to https://www.xerces.org/milkweed/milkweed-seed-finder and input your state, type you want, and Yes or No to seeds vs live plants to find a place to buy them. Once there, you can play around finding other flowering plants native to your state. Also, many insect and bird species are not so fussy! Hummingbirds and bees love my blueberry bush and bougainvillea and lemon tree that aren’t native at all, as well as my Tidy Tips and California Primrose that are. And there’s a Yellow Warbler who loves eating the little bugs (aphids, mites, I dunno) that infest them.