5 Years Later...

There is no way to slice it nicely. The poverty has gotten pretty intense lately, and I am sure I am not the only one feeling it! It's amazing how people not living it can look at a low budget entrepreneur and think we have it made. Well, it is not so. A lot of entrepreneurs do not have Daddy's money, or grants or loans. All we have is grit and will and wiles.
All my children are grown, but I have grandbabies now and 7 or so cats to support, despite my daughter having taken on one of the dear special needs cats. Yes, my beloved pits passed on, and then the universe sent starvling kitties of desperation and as long as I have a bean to split, I just do not have it in me to turn a blind eye, say no, run away, hide, etc. So, I am downsizing the internet expense by getting a cheaper thing going here again on Weebly. And finally, I can let my witchery out of the bag with relative impunity! Still, you are not going to find a bunch of spells and such spilled here willy nilly, in bald bareness for the world to see! What then, would be the point of  'occult'? The picture features a fairly wild starvling cat that appeared at the new shop in the Spartanburg Flea Market. Poor lil feller, all I could do was offer him a snack and drink. I have not seen him since that day. My mission with the stuff I make really is to support a slew of 7 or so cats. The or so is tacked on because I have caught 3 more felines outside at the food dishes recently.  I do not require much, myself, but it would be nice to afford more than beans. Are you in the bean bracket too right now? I unabashedly have a cat in my bathroom sink at the moment. He does not feel friendly towards the other indoor cats yet and it is just So cold out there tonight. He seems quite happy in the sink though. 

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