or the cat distribution network helps usWe've been through that over a dozen times.
Never gets easier.
But then the kitten search begins.
My deepest condolences.
Applesauce looks hella pissed.Because it's Halloween season, or 17 year old like to torture the cats
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She's going to go all Patrick Bateman on us!Applesauce looks hella pissed.


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We lost Bella on Tuesday.
Our black cat, adopted on Halloween, who we had for 13 years. We were so lucky.
She was our rock. A completely no drama kitty. Ignored vacuums and door bells. Greeted strangers, albeit with caution. Our Emotional Support Pamfer.
Kidneys kill cats, but cancer took Bella.
I'm kind of in the M**********R stage of grief right now. Kinda hating on being the whole "responsible pet owner".
Our previous 3, passed, kitties pretty much set the time and place when they cross the bridge. Triggered by a health crisis. Bella, we had to give a little push. Had to schedule it. Drive her in, talk soothingly to her. "Are you ready?" Ya know what? You're not supposed to bring the carrier home empty.
M**********R
Anyway.
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We love you.
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Little movie with her and her siblings
this is not cat related.Might I suggest watching this (in addition to hopefully getting some 1:1 coaching):
There's a billion videos on the topic of slow maneuvers.
And all of talk similar points. Use the clutch, look where you want to go, etc. etc.
But what makes this one stand out is the "use the clutch" part. We all pretty well know how to bumble through things with the clutch. Here, they go all in.
But we baby it, we "don't want to hurt it".
Their technique is "4000(!!) RPM, and do everything with the clutch." Just keep it revved (and 4K is kind of high, which makes it stand out), but that means there's a lot of power available in the clutch, and it much more easily modulated there than with the throttle.
And, naturally, that takes practice. And hand strength.
None of the other videos talk about using the clutch like this.
