thanks so much this is a super helpful reply : ))
sorry i just get worried cause ive never had a cat or even a dog before. this is my first ever pet and its scary!
is sit/stay a mean trick to teach a cat?
i want a little buddy not an obedient kitten. I wanna have conversations with my cat through our actions not tell him to do everything i say. I would love for him to think for himself and learn. but hes sooo stupid guys i know he's young (a year and 8 months i believe) but im also not speaking his language. he's smart im sorry. but he keeps biting me even though im like heyy stop!!! and he's been knocking over his water dish. and eating our roomates plants! he has so much spark and when i teach him sit/stay it breaks my heart because i don't see any of his personality, just a cat who is really in want of a treat. im his only source of food!!! of course he'll sit/stay but he KNOWS hes better than that! maybe i should hide little bits of food around the kitchen living room and bedroom (all the rooms i and him have access to) so he can feel like hes hunting and he'll eat the food instead of wrecking plants? or would that just encourage that behaviour. even know as i type this up i ignore
every automated method of pirating music i've seen using something like youtube and I can't handle how low that quality is lol. like the whole point of having a local music library is to not have to deal with that. i'd love to be able to just download an entire rym chart though
it's still in alpha, but if it's just for messing around maybe try GoToSocial!
I really hope she's able to fight this, and I honestly don't see ford's government putting up much more of a fight considering the backlash. He probably doesn't want the egg on his face by admitting he made a mistake though
the Ontario Science Centre, a piece of sustainable brutalist architecture designed to integrate into and show respect to it's environment, is slated to be torn down
I thought those of you who aren't torontonians, and may have never heard of the science center, would be interested in this story. The science center is a phenomenal building that most people living in Ontario have fond memories of. It was designed to draw attention to the environment it existed in, emphasizing natural lighting and including features of the landscape into it's design. However local conservative politicians, funded by developers, are pushing (and might succeed) to have it torn down, and rebuilt on lake shore, on a piece of public land called Ontario place. This is one part in a larger scheme to privatize and industrialize lakeshore (a private spa is planned for construction as well).
I struggled to find an article that encapsulates everything so I've linked some more for anyone curious
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontario_Science_Centre
https://mtarch.com/projects/ontario-science-centre/