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I ship from Canada!

we have to write poems in my creative writing certificate program, so I pieced something together from Belphie's medical reports

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the legless beast

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my friends got so angry at my beverage selection. caramel espresso, grapefruit perrier, and spicy clamato caesar, alternating sips

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the lion hat didn't fit.....

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they saw my dad driving the tractor down the hill and were extremely intrigued

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we have to write poems in my creative writing certificate program, so I pieced something together from Belphie's medical reports

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Belphie always sits way too close to her

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it fit......less good, the last time we tried

strawberry Belphie is back!

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strawberry Belphie is back!

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good news, it's finally here! the risograph booklet of Belphie poems can be pre-ordered at greerstothers.shop

Belphie also has a special message for you under the readmore:

we have to write poems in my creative writing certificate program, so I pieced something together from Belphie's medical reports

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blue is structural in cats, rather than pigment-based, so albino cats can actually have a range of eye colours, from pale to dark!

these two albino cats give you a good idea of the spectrum.

and then for fun, here's two pigmented cats showing the opposite ends of structural blue, from nearly white to a deep, dark indigo.

the way to tell an albino cat is by the pupil, as it will always be red, and never black.

I don't know if this question is already asked and my apologies if it has already been answered. But are there any actual differences about leucistic cats VS cats with albinism? Through either the image or the color of their paw and nose, ears.

I think the best way of using these terms is when leucism means an animal without pigment producing cells, and albinism means an animal with (mostly) intact pigment producing cells that nevertheless don't produce (the correct type and amount of) pigment. This means on the cellular level, there is a very real and tangible difference between them.

Visually? They usually mention the eyes, as albinos have pigmentless pale blue eyes with a pinkish cast (that's not always visible of photos), while full white cats can have pure blue and pigmented (green, yellow, orange) eyes. I don't know about any other noticeable phenotypic difference.

There are a lot of other things that can't be seen tho, like only full white being associated with deafness, difference method of inheritence (albinism is recessive, leucism is dominant), different genes.

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The noble Eadus Weadus in the yard this morning

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He is aura farming (the aura is cutie patootie)

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when I was little, I'd randomly start undressing in public because I got tired of my clothes felt (while my parents franticly tried to stop me). now as an adult, if I'm home alone, I'm wearing the bare minimum. sorry. basically everything is out. add to that my tiny fast kitten with very sharp claws + the psoriasis scabs that I scratch too much, and you as a door-to-door solicitor are seeing this:

I need to stop answering the door half-nude covered in bleeding wounds

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my lap was occupied, but Pangur found a solution