Food mind games with Biggie

[susandennis]

I have 15 pouches of Wellness food that Biggie does not like. He does like midnight munchies. So last night I emptied one of those pouches into his bowl before bed. This morning it was nearly all gone. Good to know. I have a whole lotta cans of stuff he does not like, too. This could be a very good discovery

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[halfmoon_mollie]

when my black kitty (Sally) first got sick, the vet put her on some Very Expensive Food. I always washed out her dish and gave it back to her with her dinner/breakfast in it and there was never a problem but when I started her on the VEF, I used a different dish. She turned her nose up at the food. After a consult with the Amazing Doctor Holtze, I switched back to her 'real' dish. She ate the food.

Cats.

[susandennis]

yes. yes.

[desdemonaspace]

...a guy who isn't already on death's door and has other stuff published already and is still writing.

Amen. I hate it when I pick up a book by an octogenarian, love it, then realize that there's not apt to be more. Or a favorite writer who's relatively young, but retires. (Looking at you, Mary Doria Russell!)

[rsc]

Having been fascinated by the first four volumes of Robert Caro's immense biography of Lyndon Johnson, I've been waiting impatiently (for a long time now) for the final volume. Caro is 86, and I worry.

[desdemonaspace]

I would worry, too. I remember thinking each new mystery P.D. James wrote would be her last, and then she came out with a piece of fanfic! Death Comes To Pemberley. Not all output at that age is quality output.

[rsc]

Yeah, that was not P. D. James at her best by any means.

[kaishinmystik]

Sounds good to plan to get out! :)

[mollywheezy]

I liked the Jack Reacher books. I may need to try out the series. I'll probably wait until we don't have to quarantine, because my husband might like those too . . .

YAY for finding a new book to read! :)