I've talked before about the expense of cats. You've probably heard that cats are cheaper than kids. Most times I'd agree with that, but with 21 cats, I feel like they are not cheaper. A ballpark figure: one child costs $21,600 annually, whereas a cat costs $1,000 - $2,000. That's a pretty big difference. Expenses for humans are high: food, clothing, schooling, insurance, extracurricular activities, etc. Meanwhile, the cats just need food and one visit to the vet annually (fo

I've been slacking on writing again. Why? I'm just too damn busy. For a hot minute, I thought I had a few weeks of blogs written and scheduled, so I was good. Reality - I didn't have a few weeks scheduled out. At this point in my life, one would assume I would have figured out a better time management system - they would be absolutely wrong. My time management system goes like this: I have all these things to do, wait, this is , I need to handle that - everything else gets bu

It's no surprise that there are times when I miss the craziness and chaos of 21 cats. It's rare that there's not some noise, mess, or cuteness going on. Sure, I wouldn't mind having less cleaning and litter scooping to do. But I truly do miss the chaos and cuteness that happens. Hearing it secondhand from Gene or Jimmi just isn't the same—yep, I get it, I'm merely writing about things they do for you to read secondhand. How entertaining could it be for you guys to read my inc

At a recent event, I met a few traveling cats. It's not the norm to see cat owners out and about with their cats. Dogs rule the world of...

Chillin' at the vets office waiting for his intake paperwork to be done. So last month I wrote about Jasper heading back to the vet to...