Getting acclimated to country

[sumi]

Maybe if it does come to this, he'll let you keep Tyge?

 

[Country homesteader]

I don't think so because Tyge really doesn't trust females. Tyge just tolerates me. Rigby is more of a pain in the my kister than the rest so I'm pretty sure if my cousin had to leave a cat behind it would be Rigby. I think Rigby already thinks he belongs to me because I can't even drink my first cup of coffee without having Rigby thinking he's a kitten still- has to be on my lap with me holding him, patting him!!!

 

[sumi]

My new kitten is at that stage now. All over me this morning when I was having my first cup and trying to wake up. That was after yelling at me to feed her first thing. I thought the food would settle her down, nope!

 

[Country homesteader]

The cats here have access to water and food 24/7

 

[sumi]

If this one has access to food 24/7 she'll eat herself to death. I feed her 3x a day at the moment, but I'm going to cut back to twice when she's fully grown. She always has access to water though.

 

[Country homesteader]

Rigby being a pain AGAIN! Trying to respond and he's climbing all over me. How do I ever manage to get any work done?

 

[sumi]

Makes two us LOL I just took mine downstairs so I can catch a break. She into everything when she's not all over me and she's sweet, but it's a bit tiring!

 

[Country homesteader]

Peace and quiet- HOPEFULLY!!
I think all are finally napping. Now I can get some work done. You think 1 is a handful try having 3 inside, 2 outside, 40+ chickens and 4 steers all demanding attention at one time.

 

[frustratedearthmother]

Whew - that'll keep ya busy!

 

[Country homesteader]

What's even worse is when there is an eagle ( or a hawk) attempting to get the chickens. It has already gotten one of the neighbors geese.