#talesofakat

When you are having one of those days, and are still blissfully unaware that you forgot to take your meds, and it’s past time for tea…

1. Water in the kettle is ready. Yes, you had to actually turn the thing on for it to heat up.
2. Put mesh steeper/strainer in teapot, after finding where you left it since the last time it was cleaned out (1-2h ago)
3. Add dry tea leaves to mug.
4. Add water to teapot.
5. Retreat back to workstation with tea mug.
6. Wait a tick… loading icon
7. Evaluate the mistake here…
8. Return to the teapot and actually add the dry leaves there instead of the mug. 9… Normal tea autopilot (just don’t put the teamug in the cupboard afterwards. It goes with you back to where you were going)

#TalesOfAKat #80HD

PSA: Remember to check yourself for ticks regularly! You can get them spending time outdoors. If you have pets, they can carry some in from the outdoors. I've seen ticks do their seeking thing from a dog's back because they were more interested in finding something with thinner or no fur. #CW picture of a tick Did you know ticks aren't insects? They are arachnids! Yesterday, I removed this one from just above my popliteal fossa (back of the knee). Usually I use some thread in a loop but it was in a really unfortunate spot and made it quite challenging. I did eventually use fine tipped tweezers to gently remove it. You can see its mouth parts still intact. I usually tuck my pants into my socks when walking outside, but sometimes I forget to do it before leaving the house and then do it mid walk. And sometimes my dogs act as unwitting transport carriers. They are on tick preventatives, and I do check them for ticks routinely. This tick was clearly an adventurer, until it took an aro in the knee. #PSA #Ticks #Bug #TalesOfAKat