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1. about 8 years ago on Ten Cats

   Marge, it works with that second link! In the middle of the page, click “see all,”and pictures come up! I am not in fb, so thank you!

2. about 8 years ago on Ten Cats

   made in the hopes of creating a more streamlined, positive, and protected user experience for everyone that visits our sites."

   I am writing snail mail, too.

3. about 8 years ago on Ten Cats

   A. Comments are now limited to 500 charactersB. Captcha has been added to comment “Submit” process to reduce fake posts from botsC. Images are no longer allowed in the body of commentsD. Comment art is now restricted to the use of bold and italic font charactersWe understand that for some of our users whom have been respectful of our previously policies, that these changes may be disappointing. However, all these changes have been made in the hopes of creating

4. about 8 years ago on Ten Cats

   I wrote, and this was my answer. The bad grammar is not mine! "We appreciate your feedback regarding the comment tool, and want to explain why we have changed our comment policy.As our web audience has grown, so to has the amount of users that have taken advantage our historically lenient commenting system. With that in mind, we greatly value the community that visits and engages with our features on a regular basis, and in an effort to protect that experience we’ve made the following changes

5. about 9 years ago on Ten Cats

   Hanging on is very important with backwards or sideways. If you feel unsafe, then don’t do it.

6. about 9 years ago on Ten Cats

   I’ve had both knees replaced. If you have problems with stairs, hang onto the rail and try walking down backwards. PT guy says it is mechanically different than facing forward, so it can be painfree, if somewhat disorienting.

7. about 9 years ago on Ten Cats

   Puppyface, maybe your sources at the hospital haven’t turned over every stone. When a dear friend went blind, she thought she could find resources for her at her doctor’s office, but every helpful organization she has came from friends searching for her. I don’t know Denver at all, as I am from Chicago, but I would check with Catholic Charities, Lutheran Family services, and the Salvation Army (you do not need to be from their religions to receive help), as well as the United Way for help seeking housing. I had some time this afternoon, and I found these links which I hope will prove to be helpful: http://www.seniorsresourceguide.com/directories/Denver/search.php?region=CO04&topic=110

   http://www.seniorsresourceguide.com/directories/Denver/search.php#senior_housing

   http://seniorhousingoptions.org/become-a-resident/affordable-apartment-living/

   http://www.denverhousing.org/AffordableHousing/SubsidizedHousing/PropertyList/Pages/default.aspx

   http://www.coloradohousingsearch.com/Resources.html

   https://211uwaylc.communityos.org/zf/taxonomy/detail/id/114311

   http://denverregion.co.networkofcare.org/aging/services/subcategory.aspx?tax=BH-7000.4600

   http://jeffco.us/human-services/housing-assistance/resources/

   http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/weekly/aa110702b.htm

   https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/denver-human-services/assistance-programs/aid-to-the-needy-disabled.html

   You’re in my prayers.

8. over 9 years ago on Ten Cats

   Reading this strip and reading about your cat-centric lives makes my days better. If somebody with a squinty little heart can’t stand reading all about those dear cats and kittens(and doggies, skunks, owls, emus, pigeons, babies of all species, etc), he can simply stop reading.