Archive for April, 2009

Protected: We’re starting her early

Posted in Olive, fun, milestones on 30 April 2009 by saintlouisfricks

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Protected: PS

Posted in Olive, milestones, motherhood on 29 April 2009 by saintlouisfricks

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Protected: Silly girl

Posted in Olive, fun, video on 29 April 2009 by saintlouisfricks

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Protected: Growing Up

Posted in Olive, milestones on 28 April 2009 by saintlouisfricks

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Breathing again

Posted in Tenth Life on 27 April 2009 by saintlouisfricks

Now that Sage is home, life has settled down considerably. It’s so great to have her home; not only because she’s safe and we love having her around, but because I don’t have to stay up til 2am or get up at 3, 4, and 5am to check traps. I’m not searching for her every time I go outside. I don’t have nagging guilt about her getting out in the first place. I don’t cringe with fear every time the idiot dogs in our neighborhood bark like lunatics. And I have actual time to do things other than set and check traps. Whew!

I had two events for Tenth Life this past week that also sucked up a lot of my time. Last Tuesday, we had a Catstravaganzaa at Cranky Yellow, complete with a cat circus, kitty artwork and cat related snacks (Goldfish, animal crackers, milk, etc.).

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Chester made an appearance and seemed really stressed and uncomfortable the whole time. chestercringesBut we made a good amount in cash donations and we’ll get proceeds from tickets sales as well!

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Yesterday, Tenth Life had a booth at St. Louis’ Earth Day Festival. It was a loooooong and gale-force windy day, but we made some good contacts, made a couple bucks in donations, and got the organization’s name out, which was my main goal. Seriously, the wind… I had to hold onto my tent for about 50% of the day. It seriously would have blown down the hill and into the lake. Whew! But we got really great feedback from attendees and most people expressed their excitement over a cageless, no-kill cat-only (no dogs!) shelter in St. Louis. It seems like there’s a great need for both the organization and the education I intend to make a top priority. St. Louisans have a looong way to go before catching up to the degree of progressiveness in Chicago!