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FALL-WINTER 2022/2023 DEALS & Discussion. OT Welcome. CHAT AWAY!!!!
November 13, 2022 at
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Hope everyone is Safe and Well. 
We're all still trying to get past this thing. Whatcha all been up to, besides trying to find deals to fight these ever rising prices??. Its shocking! Everyweek at grocery store prices go up and up. Thanks to all the good people here we can save some $$.
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You all Rock!! ..
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We're all still trying to get past this thing. Whatcha all been up to, besides trying to find deals to fight these ever rising prices??. Its shocking! Everyweek at grocery store prices go up and up. Thanks to all the good people here we can save some $$....................You all Rock!! ..
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Tear pad finds from Kroger affiliate:
Aspercreme, Capzasin, IcyHot $1/1--excludes trial; 1 ct patch; 1.25 oz sizes; Limit 2 like. x 6/1/24--found on a freestanding display. Nice long expiration date.
Cetaphil $6/2 - excludes 4 oz. or less of any of their products; x 2/19/23
Daiya cutting board cheese shreds item $1/1, x 2/12/23
Pillsbury Baking mixes or Frostings $1/2, x 6/30/23. -- on a freestanding display of muffins
Rama Meal Kit or Lasagna 21 oz +, $2.50/1; x 1/31/23
Rice-A-Roni Heat & Eat $1/2, x 3/31/23. on a freestanding display
Vaseline Lotion 6.8 oz +, $1/1; Limit 2 identical, excludes trial, x 4/2/23
Have you posted photos on your town pages on FB? In case anyone see's him?
Good luck, I hope he finds his way back home very soon!
They're old men now, I've seen both of them around for over a decade before they settled with us.
They know places to go, who do avoid, and the tiny guy that lives in our front yard feels safer outside when there's anything that scares him. Cats are very attached to a territory, know the safe places and escape routes. I'm not sure why your cat darted out, but be assured that if he was a neighborhood stray, he can take care of himself until he feels safe, and maybe hungry, enough to come home.
I know the anxiety of them outside. I just read a report on Nextdoor about expanding coyote packs (the creek I live next to is called Coyote Creek) showing a dog attacked in it's own backyard. It lost an eye and it's life isn't assured. I saw a coyote at the curb in front of my house, in a suburban subdivision of the Bay Area, about a year ago. Now we're having a big storm and my little 7lb cat is out there, under a roof DH built for him. He won't go into a box or anything where he can't see/have an escape route.
But we adopt them with the history and habits they already have and so we have to let them be part of Nature.
I'm not sure this is comforting or not but maybe you can let what is, be. And not feel like it's something you have to 100% control. Cats are more roommates than dependents.
Good luck.
I am sorry. If you can leave your garage door ajar with her used kitty litter, Ive read that's helpful. If also read its helpful to set out stinky food like tuna. Shes likely nearby and hiding. Ask locally for a "have a heart" trap or two to set around so she can be safely caught. some city shelters will loan them out, some rescues, some private citizens may have them for loan. Nextdoor and Facebook are great places to ask private citizens.
Good luck and please update when you can. <3
Given all the other good feedback you've gotten, that's about the best I can offer right now. My heart goes out to you.
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Husband ran out and bought a trap this morning so we have that set up.
Thanks for the moral support.
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