He’s lived in a lot of houses over the years including a college house. So we invited all his friends from college for his 18th birthday. He always seemed oddly comfortable being surrounded by lots of people and a little chaos. So I think he appreciated getting to see a big group of his friends after having graduated college.

As for camping, we booked a little cabin in the woods. The cabin had electricity and an ac, but no running water, if that gives you an idea. So it was a camping, but comfortable enough for him to like it, aka glamping. Initially he seemed confused being in a new place, but after a couple hours, he was very excited by all the nature around him. In his old age, his top speed was very slow, so we could let him explore a little without him running off.

Awwww she must have been a great cat and friend. Queen of that log!

I’m sorry for your loss. I would love to see a picture of your cat that passed, if you’re comfortable sharing

I’m actually just the adopted father of 4 years, but I’m very grateful for those 4 years. My partner has had him for all 18 years.

The old ban the word and you don’t have to worry about the thing that the word describes

Yeah. So you pop one off the stack, but in processing that item, you push 10 more things on the stack. And the same happens when you pop one of those 10 items off the stack.

Is it fair to say people with ADHD add thoughts onto a stack while the rest of the population adds thoughts to a queue?