BronxWench

He does genuinely eat spiders, too.  He goes looking for them.  Maybe the lethal venom in them adds a bit of spice to the flavour.

Don’t be surprised if your cat starts disappearing for hours at a time. He may be out fighting crime.

Dear gods… I had a spider bite a few weeks ago, and the worst was a bit of a red spot for a couple of days. I always forget how lethal Australia can be.
Cheers to the tough old bastard!

That cat is bad ass! 
And yes, I am totally imagining he ate the spider in revenge for biting him…  

Dear gods… I had a spider bite a few weeks ago, and the worst was a bit of a red spot for a couple of days. I always forget how lethal Australia can be.
Cheers to the tough old bastard!

Fire to the spiders!

Oh, I remember… *looks down and waves at Hell aka Australia, where the spiders can kill*
I am glad the cat is okay though…
 

Well we have some pretty… unfriendly spiders in this country, so for a cat to survive it is pretty impressive.

And I finished my chapter, yippee!

And I’m on the final read through.

I finished a M/M bath scene this morning, referring to light anal as a thorough “cleaning”.

Dude… I’ve had to write four chapters to get Brienne to this point of agreement. I’m not going to waste a single word of what’s coming next. The boys won’t let me. They want dirty.
And then they want a nice, cuddly morning where they wake up with a woman tall enough for them to play footsie with in bed.

And we have her home. The neurologist told us we could do just as much for her at home, since she wasn’t on the IV meds at hospital, so we went and broke her out. She’s not quite herself, and she’s still having small focal seizures, but she’s glad to be home, and we’re so glad to have her back with us.

You are the very best kind of evil…

I vote for RL dive bombing into the Laurentian Abyss.

And we have her home. The neurologist told us we could do just as much for her at home, since she wasn’t on the IV meds at hospital, so we went and broke her out. She’s not quite herself, and she’s still having small focal seizures, but she’s glad to be home, and we’re so glad to have her back with us.

And we have her home. The neurologist told us we could do just as much for her at home, since she wasn’t on the IV meds at hospital, so we went and broke her out. She’s not quite herself, and she’s still having small focal seizures, but she’s glad to be home, and we’re so glad to have her back with us.

And we have her home. The neurologist told us we could do just as much for her at home, since she wasn’t on the IV meds at hospital, so we went and broke her out. She’s not quite herself, and she’s still having small focal seizures, but she’s glad to be home, and we’re so glad to have her back with us.

And we have her home. The neurologist told us we could do just as much for her at home, since she wasn’t on the IV meds at hospital, so we went and broke her out. She’s not quite herself, and she’s still having small focal seizures, but she’s glad to be home, and we’re so glad to have her back with us.

Poor Freyja… what an awful, stressful week for you all… so sorry, Bronx
*hugs tightly*
 

Unfortunately, it’s not the Holiday Inn Express.  I’ll keep my fingers crossed that she can come home soon.

ouch. good luck with it!

We’ll most likely increase her secondary anti-seizure medication. Her primary is phenobarbital and she is at the limit for that based on her liver enzyme tests. She takes levetiracetam (generic for Keppra) as her secondary, and she’s been on a low dose of that. We can double it safely, and that’s the plan going forward, once we get her seizures in hand again.

We’ll most likely increase her secondary anti-seizure medication. Her primary is phenobarbital and she is at the limit for that based on her liver enzyme tests. She takes levetiracetam (generic for Keppra) as her secondary, and she’s been on a low dose of that. We can double it safely, and that’s the plan going forward, once we get her seizures in hand again.

Good luck, hope it works out.