ann you know that there is not a bigger cat lover in soop's kitchen than me but I am 100% behind mcem re the kitten.
A kitten should never be foisted on you.
Cat food and cat litter are expensive as are vet bills and insurance can be sky high.
With all due respect, are you going to be around when it is in its teens?
Most bring home birds and mice, not always dead, could you cope?
It is very young, your furniture would make excellent scratching posts.
Are you happy to clear up vomit any time of the day or night or take the kitten/cat to the vet at 3 am?
You could leave a cat on its own for a day but not a kitten. Cats are a tie if you want to go on holiday or even away for a weekend.
I have deliberately pointed out the other side to cat care.
Tara is in her teens and I do not intend getting another cat after she departs this mortal coil because I know I could not cope.
You have put H first for so many years, the next years are yours. You do not need any more responsibility. Good luck, from a practically minded kitchener.
If you had one who paid for your wedding ?
North Devon expectant mothers are on their own as of today.



No get out there, then!
More (((hugs))) and
to you both and to anne
and sit here for a bit on the sofa with soop nice new snuggle cushions. I may nod off ?
I'm wondering if I cook some curry it might mask the telltale smell 