Does your smoke detector have fresh batteries? Do you have a carbon monoxide detector? Are those batteries fresh? What about your fire extinguisher? Is it charged and not expired? Did you know they expire?? And where do you plan to go if your area is hit with a natural disaster? As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. It's a mess out there! Y'all, the spate of national
How to Grow Your Own Catnip
I almost included catnip in my 14 pet-safe plants you really can't kill post last week. Then I cut it at the last minute because I thought a post on growing your own might be better since it's SO easy and SO cheap. It is, however, hard to kill catnip. And, if you get close to killing it, you can usually revive it. Two ways to grow catnip: start with seeds or start with a little starter
Everything’s fine!
No, really. It is! Last night, John told me about these dogs he'd seen on a Facebook page of a pit bull rescue a bit north of us. He's been stalking the page (hi, Deb!) for weeks now. I had just finished scooping the litter boxes, and I said, "What if a new dog doesn't leave the litter boxes alone?" Where would we put them? Would we invest in more gates? Or rearrange? And then we both had
14 Pet Safe Plants You Really Can’t Kill
Plants provide a tremendous service: Not only are they super pretty, but they keep your home's air fresh and clean! And if you have pets, you know how icky our inside air can get! However, they can also be pretty easy to kill, which sucks. I used to feel bad when a plant in my care died, so I've reallllly refined my list to be hardy. If you're in the same boat, don't worry! I've got you!
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