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fHi everyone 
Lately I've been trying to be more active - favoriting, commenting, replying - instead of just dumping our photos on you 
But my new co-worker started last week, and I've been working more at the office than at home to help her settle in. I've noticed that when I literally come home from work I don't take a seat behind my personal computer anymore because I'm beat. Whereas if I work from home, I turn one computer off and turn the one beside it on and just keep going.
As my co-worker gains her footing, I will slowly start working more from home again, so hopefully you'll see more of me here too.
So if I seem a bit absent, know that I am trying my best to get back to you all 
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On a different note:
Looks like I won't be able to write my descriptions the way I used to anymore :(
Sta.sh has been remodeled and resembles the rest of the website now. I like the new look, don't get me wrong, but a feature I use is now gone.
Mainly: The original date of when my photos were taken...
To re-cap: We are forever working with a backlog of photos. I think there's about 1k photos in sta.sh waiting to be submitted. I use old sta.sh writers to make a schedule of the photos I'm goin to submit, in order, each month.
I then schedule those photos, going on the data shown and add those little tidbits in the discription (the when and where of each photo).
Without the date visible to me in sta.sh it's very difficult to know when the photos was taken, and while I have a spreadsheets of dates and zoos we've visited, if I can't match the date I don't know where the photos was taken :nuu: Without knowing where the photo was taken, I'll have more trouble identifying some animals
Hi everyone :wave:
Going through a rough patch here; our youngest cat has been diagnosed with FIP. A serious, life-threatening disease :( Luckily, there's an experimental, not yet fully legalised cure that has made it's way to the Netherlands.
You'll understand a lot of our time and attention will be spent on helping her survive this disease and also provide our other cats with enough love.
Please send good thoughts as we'll be spending the day at the animal hospital.
UPDATE:
The vets are optimistic - our cat's symptoms are - considering just how bad they can be - relatively mild. We caught it early so to speak, but she and we have a fight ahead of us.
We were sent home with the medicine, and it'll be a harrowing 84 days of given it to her. Her mouth is like a vault and difficult to pry open, and while it's a capsule and can be opened to spread the powder medicine across her food, she can smell it so we're looking for ways to help her take the medicine.
Lots of love from us and our cats :heart:
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