It's been 6 days since our beloved female kitty Buffy went missing. We've gone to the local shelter, scoured the neighborhood and posted signs with her picture promising a reward. Unfortunately, I know from personal experience, when a cat goes missing for this long it's usually curtains. We adopted Buffy and her biological brother Bingo from the Fairmont Shelter almost 6 years ago. Even though it's far fetched, I always consider certain neighbors to be prime suspects, capable of kitty skulduggery. I know for a fact that on the last street we resided, a certain neighbor admitted to another that she was trying to trap our cats. Lo and behold after a time, they did go missing.
Anyhow, I suppose it's beside the point to speculate. Now I am left dealing with my two teary eyed kids obsessively drawing little reward posters with cute pictures of Buffy on them. Michael asked me how much of a reward we could afford to offer and I simply replied that "we would pay a lot to have her back." Meanwhile, Bingo her brother, is beside himself and trying like mad to remain in our house indefinitely. He's was an outdoor cat but I guess moving forward, he'll be more of an indoor cat if anything.
R.I.P. Buffy
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I'm just now getting around to putting some commentary to these radish pics. but holy Toledo! For some reason, I saw fit to plant dozens upon dozens of these among other things. As usual, I went overboard with my Spring planting and we have way more stuff than we can possibly eat. I've been bringing squash, lettuce, chard, carrots, sugar snap peas and radish in to work all week, trying to coax my co-workers to take them home! I even demonstrated how they can all be used simultaneously in a salad. After a bit of searching, I found a tasty recipe for pickled radishes that may help to use up some of this overabundance.
