Pattico; I just went on that site and played a game without signing up for anything. It was an okay game,but kind of slow moving.

I played for the 2nd time last night for a few minutes and managed to get 18 again (again in foods). Got some higher numbers in a couple of other categories too, but didn't have time (or the concentration) to play long. 34, wow! What category was that? I found that some questions get repeated if you play several times.

All our cats have known their names, though they don’t always respond. Sometimes they just look at you like, “What?” Most have been keen on “fetch”, especially the current pair. One in particular loves anything crinkly and recognises the bag of Lindt chocolate ball truffles we occasionally share in front of the TV. As soon as you touch the bag she whooshes to your feet in anticipation of a crinkly wrapper to play with. She also loves foil particularly if you roll it into a little ball for her to chase and comes racing if she hears it crinkle. They also understand simple sentences. “Dinner time for kitties,” brings them to the kitchen. “Bedtime for kitties,” has them scampering down the hall. If bedtime doesn’t come soon enough for Nadia, she will stand in the living room door and meow :-). Usually if I am petting Katya and have to leave the room, she follows me, but if I say, “Back in a minute,” she stays put. “What are you doing?” usually halts bad behaviour heard in the next room (they love to open cupboards and explore). Both cats will come and sit on the vanity while I’m showering, and want cuddles when I emerge to dry off. Katya (the smarter one) stands on her hind legs, puts her paws on either side of my head, and nips my hair. I finally realised this is her imitating me holding her head in my hands and kissing the top of it. She also rubs her face on the vanity tap so I will turn it on for her to drink from, and taught herself to wee down the drain in the laundry sink if the litter tray is occupied. Both cats recognise the red milk carton and will clamour for milk when they see it. They love chasing moths but are terrible at catching them. Similarly, the one time they found a mouse, DH had to dispatch it after it got away for the third time.

We do family bingo every Friday evening. We take turns coming up with the words and then create the bingo cards and send the link out along with the ZOOM invite. It's been a lot of fun! https://myfreebingocards.com/ The free version of ZOOM would cut us off at 40 minutes so my sister bought a monthly subscription for $15. We'd be playing bingo, them BOOM, shut down at 40 minutes. No 3 minute warning or anything. Just DONE.