I am actually taking her to the vet this morning. I am curious to know how old she is. My guess is 8 weeks but I am not familiar with kittens so will have to wait and see. I have to walk her over there on my walker. So this is either going to go one of two ways. Like an infant in a stroller, she will just go to sleep. but I have a feeling that isn't going to be the case. I don't think she's going to like it. But it's just across the street (I can see the vets from my livingroom window) so it will only 5 minutes. fingers crossed it all goes well.
I am still feeling well and optimistic about my future. I am confident I can find another place and be out of this building by spring. This has given me a whole different outlook for my future. I have hope now. I really do feel like if I can escape this compound, life could get much better. Even if it doesn't work out ~ at least I can say I tried. If you don't try,... nothing changes. I have to at least try to get away from this enviroment.
I enjoyed a week of international football. (Called the international break) All around the world, players stop playing for their league games and go to their national teams to play international games to qualify for FIFA 2026. And Canada got in this week. Which means Canada is going to FIFA. For a die-hard footy fan this is awesome news. I only wish I could afford to go to an actual game. But like everywhere, only the rich will be able to go to FIFA games. I hate that. The working class - who the game is for - will not be able to enjoy going to these events. FIFA has priced the average person right out of affording tickets. So I will have to be content watching it all on tv. But this does give me a taste of what is coming,... exciting football. FIFA has always been one of my favourite life events. And I've got a good year of it to watch. Bliss,...
And just in case anyone wonders who we are rooting for it's Canada and England.
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