That's why she linked... she forgot to acquire Kosher l'pesach cat food again, and she's going to have to pay too much to get it delivered.
When I was a kid, we just kept all the cat food on the porch for Pesach, and pretended the non-Jewish neighbor owned it. I don't remember if our neighbor actually came over to open the cans and such and feed Peanut or if my mom did it anyway. But Peanut was an indoor/outdoor cat in our suburban LI neighborhood, so we could get away with that.
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That's why she linked... she forgot to acquire Kosher l'pesach cat food again, and she's going to have to pay too much to get it delivered.
When I was a kid, we just kept all the cat food on the porch for Pesach, and pretended the non-Jewish neighbor owned it. I don't remember if our neighbor actually came over to open the cans and such and feed Peanut or if my mom did it anyway. But Peanut was an indoor/outdoor cat in our suburban LI neighborhood, so we could get away with that.
You are so funny!
I didn't know your cat had to be Kosher, too. Oh, wait. I get it.
No leaven in the house.
The cat could go on an all meat diet for the week. Might be cheaper.
Deb, that's just what you said last year! At least I am not the only predictable one. :)
What's the link to that cat food? I told a friend about it and she wants to order some too! Thanks so much ...
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