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✓ Published: 15-Apr-2024
✓ Published: 15-Apr-2024
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It's time to drop off Krystle's package before going to the Chinese buffet. After seeing Destiny's sister play soccer Amberlynn reminisces about the time she played soccer and softball as a child. The two are planning for a new family member in the form of a kitten and we are reassured that in January there will be a vet visit for both the new kitten and Wasabi. Amberlynn decides to lower her intake of meat and when invited to the Waffle House after work, she comes up with an idea of what to eat without ordering meat. Meanwhile Destiny is eating her butter with a waffle. By the end of the day the meatless menu caused more harm than good. They buy their coworker Cassie a gift and ask her to open it on film, which she is happy to do. Amberlynn receives a gift and card in the mail from her Aunt Tammie. When mystery digestive health cat food is found outside their door, Amberlynn wonders if it was a subscriber who left it there. Destiny thinks it was the neighbor who heard them yelling about Wasabi having little box issues. Amberlynn doesn't feel comfortable giving him wet food because he has had purely dry food. Plus it would confuse the process with the new kitten if they were to introduce wet food, because then the kitten would expect it. While folding clothes at work Destiny flings underwear and a duster in Amberlynn's face. Destiny's mom visits and the three open gifts.
It's time to drop off Krystle's package before going to the Chinese buffet. After seeing Destiny's sister play soccer Amberlynn reminisces about the time she played soccer and softball as a child. The two are planning for a new family member in the form of a kitten and we are reassured that in January there will be a vet visit for both the new kitten and Wasabi. Amberlynn decides to lower her intake of meat and when invited to the Waffle House after work, she comes up with an idea of what to eat without ordering meat. Meanwhile Destiny is eating her butter with a waffle. By the end of the day the meatless menu caused more harm than good. They buy their coworker Cassie a gift and ask her to open it on film, which she is happy to do. Amberlynn receives a gift and card in the mail from her Aunt Tammie. When mystery digestive health cat food is found outside their door, Amberlynn wonders if it was a subscriber who left it there. Destiny thinks it was the neighbor who heard them yelling about Wasabi having little box issues. Amberlynn doesn't feel comfortable giving him wet food because he has had purely dry food. Plus it would confuse the process with the new kitten if they were to introduce wet food, because then the kitten would expect it. While folding clothes at work Destiny flings underwear and a duster in Amberlynn's face. Destiny's mom visits and the three open gifts.
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