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Let's see. Went on the interview. It's a staffing agency. The recruiter I talked to seems to think I'm pretty set on the job, which sounds good. Otherwise this place will look or other jobs for me, so I call at the beginning of the week to tell them I'm free for work and it goes from there.

They also have insurance, which is good. I can get medical, dental, and prescriptions under that. Hello anti-depressants if I get the chance.

Murphy and the kitten seem at odds. The kitten goes through stages of meowing really loud until I yell at him, "I'm right here, stupid." At which point he hops down the hall toward my voice. Right now I'm playing fetch with Murphy and the hair ties. Trying to keep him happy and let him know that I still love him. He's such a gorgeous cat (as the pictures tell), but he isn't enjoying this too much. I hope he learns to accept the kitten.

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[dusktodawn.livejournal.com]

i had that same problem. we got our cat dizzy from the animal shelter, and thought because we were always away we'd get another kitten to stay with her to keep her company. the one we got had just been fixed and couldn't move, and Dizzy would try her hardest to attack it. We finally had to take it back, cause all the fighting was making her incision fester, and Dizzy was not being playfull.

[snack-kun.livejournal.com]

Sounds like real good news..congratulations!

The kitten seems to be doing better than Nadia did after only 2 days

Well, from my brief experience :)

[ladyciaran.livejournal.com]

The kitties will be fine together. Any time you mix two cats it takes them a while to work out their dominance issues, is all, and unless they're drawing SERIOUS blood it's best to just let them be to sort things. Funnily enough, it's not always the bigger cat who wins. My mum has a six-pound grey and white female cat, an eighteen pound black cat, and an eighty-five pound Chow/Husky mix, and the grey, Missy, runs the whole entire show.