Thanksgiving party,Cinders vet visit, still remodeling mom's house in Just Life

Yesterday I was very busy. I went to my physical rehabilitation appointment. After I exercise there I went to my works Thanksgiving party. While I was watching people play games at the hotel while I ate my husband took out Siamese kitten Cinder to the vet for his shots. I asked my boss if it was ok for Cinder to sit in the lobby while my husband ate.

My husband was sneaking pieces of turkey to Cinder. The kitten sat on my shoulder purring happily. When I wasn’t looking the district manager grabbed Cinder off my shoulder and started petting him. Cinder was eating up the attention. The district manager Victoria was surprised when I told her Cinder is getting leashed trained,he rides in a carriage and has his own kitty back pack. We often walk him at nature reserves and parks. He rides great in the car. He is our travel buddy. I need to buy him a jacket he has been rather chilly lately.

After my miscarriage I found out Turtle was pregnant my mother in law said I should fix her and abort the kitten. I thought I never got to be a mom who am I to take Turtle’s baby away from her? Turtle loves being a mom. When I brought her to my home she didn’t realize all my cats are fixed at my house. After Cinder gets a bit bigger I plan to fix them both.

My husband wanted to go into Coalfield Cannibus to buy him some bud and an edible. I wanted to buy my friend Tella some hair clips from there. Cinder rode on my shoulder through the store after I got permission from the owner. I kept Cinder from Mortimer the stores pet rat. Mortimer has a very large hand built minimansion he lives in. Cinder was very well behaved the entire time.

My mother in law came over to look at the work I have done since she was gone on my mother’s house. Dee has been helping me remodel my mom’s property. I am so grateful for her. Dee seem tired we hung out a bit. Cinder played with his father Shy and moms 2 dogs Lemon and Baby. Dee admitted she was tired and wanted to help with the remodel tomorrow. I told her I have no problems with that. I am grateful for her.

Lemon and Baby already have a very large manmade kennel on the covered porch my dad build before his passing but we are thinking of extending the kennel into the yard so the dogs have more room to roam. We are trying to get them outside more but we want them safe from bears and coyotes around the mountainous hills of West Virginia. We plan to build a catio for Shy the cat so he can safely go outside during warmer days of spring and summer.

My mother in law is coming by at 10 am this morning we have been talking about cutting down the crab apple trees cleaning up moms back yard and growing an orchard and small farm on her property. Mom thinks it is a great idea.

If mom ever passes away it’s all being inherited to me because I plan to raise future children if I have any in my childhood home after I finish cleaning up what mom destroyed during her mental breakdown. I hope mom’s passing is not anytime soon. I love her to much to put her in a nursing home like the doctors said so mom lives with me. Her schizophrenia is being controlled well by latuda and I am grateful she isn’t hearing voices anymore. My husband stays home and cares for my mom. Due to mom’s mental state improving she can stay home hours at a time so now can we clean on her home and know she is safe.

I pay all my mom’s bills. I am remodeling her house. I have mom write lists of what she needs for the store. I pick up her medicine Talan cooks primarily for her and watches her so I can work. Mom likes living with us and she knows I am remodeling her home. I take her over to show her all we did to improve it. Mom sometimes cries and says she is ashamed she was so mentally ill she had no idea she caused so much damage.

I am watching my 6 cats play together while my husband naps. Thank God for my automatic litter boxes I couldn’t imagine my life without them.

I hope all my hard work will pay off. Someday I hope to live in my childhood home with my family.All this hard work will be worth it.