10/26 Jackson - AMPS 361, +4 247

Dyana

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I'm guessing a bigger depot takes longer to fill, after all those missed shots earlier this monght and recently. Hopefully it's full soon, and things are settling down in our world.
Sabrina is still not playing much at all with her toys, but the two cats do seem to "playfully" bat at each other's heads when running to their feeding place at meal time.
 
His depot should be full by now. He's bouncing from either those blues three days ago or however low he got the three nights you didn't test. He's seen blues on this dose, hopefully he'll get down there again soon.
 
His depot should be full by now. He's bouncing from either those blues three days ago or however low he got the three nights you didn't test.
I know, I'm sorry I didn't test. I think I really needed the sleep after Sabrina's escape. I'll try to be better.
 
There was a note pinned to my front door stating that they are going to redo the cement steps in front of the condo. We only have one door to our condos, besides the sliding glass door to our deck that has no opening to get out. I can and have climbed over the railings before to get in when I locked myself out of the house. I don't know if I can do it again, my hips and legs are so bad. The note said we can not use the (only door) front door starting Thursday 10/29 as they will be working on the replacing the steps from 7:30am to 5:30pm each day, and they will have ramps (but be careful of the ramps) after 5:30pm. Weather permitting the work should be done in 5 to 7 days.
I'm like a little freaking out. What if there is an emergency? Do I need to go buy a ladder (or two (one on each side)) to help me over the railings. All I know is I have to be super dilligent about Sabrina not getting out. And, to vote.
 
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I would think they would be legally required to offer a way out of your condo. You definitely should not be forced to use a ladder. Is there anyone you can contact from the condo to get an idea what the plan is? Ugh, always something!
I left a message, and supposedly she will return my call today (Tuesday). The condo association is way far away on the other side of the state, so although they are nice they aren't here to see what's going on.
The flyer said we can come out the door in an emergency. I'm assuming it will either be a big step down from the doorway to the ground (where the steps used to be), or walking through wet cement.
 
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