My cat is driving me absolutely insane please please help me.
For advice, guides, and support related to cats. Not a general discussion board: please see our pinned casual talk and pictures megathread for that.What does my apartment say about me?
Submit a photo of your bedroom, kitchen, living room, etc. Let us see what we can make of it and report back who, what, where, when and why. Stay away from names, phone numbers, email addresses. DO NOT JUST GO THROUGH THE POSTER'S COMMENT HISTORY. It ruins the whole point. Things to deduce: Age Gender Current Location(general) Occupation Social status Fashion style Tastes in music Personality traits Interest/hobbiesWhat is this? It is part of a Victorian vanity set, made of porcelain. The big hole connects to the container as does the small holes, so it doesn’t seem like a shaker of some kind.
For the identification of mysterious objectsWhat is this? My mom got me this Victorian vanity set and I’ve looked online trying to figure out what this is. It has holes in the top, maybe for sprinkling something out of it, but then it has a large hole on the side that goes to the inside of the container.
For the identification of mysterious objectsMy new kitten keeps throwing up immediately after he eats
A place where you can ask veterinary medicine related questions and get advice from veterinary professionals.Please help - I just got a kitten and he is throwing up everything he eats
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"A liminal space is the time between the 'what was' and the 'next.' It is a place of transition, waiting, and not knowing. Liminal space is where all transformation takes place, if we learn to wait and let it form us."
My moms “dinner”

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Local library closed its coffee shop and replaced it with a machine

"A liminal space is the time between the 'what was' and the 'next.' It is a place of transition, waiting, and not knowing. Liminal space is where all transformation takes place, if we learn to wait and let it form us."