[STARLIT]

I feel as you but it seems my independent guy found his house heated yesterday. Just walked through the house and then came to door asking to come in and sleep on his blanket on our couch. Always glad to get him off the streets so of course we let him in. Came in earlier this morning and ate then slept for an hour and back out in the cold. Wonder if he'll ever decide to stay in for good?

We all, including our inside cats, look for him at our doors all day long. They will even yell if he's outside wanting in.

With my raynaud's I'm freezing and not looking forward to winter. Getting back under my heavy cover. Back later.

[norsky]

Matthew Bracken "Indeed the events currently precipitating around the Levant appear to be Biblical in scale. The latest reports on the NATO armada currently assembling around Israel leave one breathless:"

[Jemian]

Have you ever had your blood checked for cold agglutinins. Cold agglutinin disease is a rare autoimmune disorder where self-targeting antibodies attack and destroy red blood cells at low temperatures. People with CAD are often tired, should not go out in cold weather or even breathe cold air. CADdys often have Raynauld’s syndrome or acrocyanosis. There is treatment.

Many doctors have either not heard about CAD or if heard of it, may not understand it. Since this is a recurring situation, you may wish to have your blood checked for it.

[sweetiepiezer]

Have a yellow tabby that visits from across the golf course.

My dog and the cat stand about 5 feet apart and stare at each other, then the stand off is over, lol.

Cat was seen by hubby this morning chasing a coyote down the golf course.

My dog was sleeping under his blankie blankie.

Go Cat!!