We let those two meet under our supervision. Ryzyk is comfortable enough to wander around the house, check Baker’s bowl, and recline in the big bedroom. The problem is that Baker stays home more now - it rained for several days, the temperature dropped, and being outside all day just isn’t as fun. So occasionally they end up meeting. This was their first close interaction, a few days ago. It’s happened twice since, with pretty much the same scenario. They just “talk” but don’

Triss staged multiple prison breaks today, each one more dramatic than the last. After the third escape, we decided, “Fine. Go meet Baker. Let natural consequences parent you.” The moment she saw him, both instantly transformed into discount Halloween decorations - backs arched, tails puffed, fur standing straight up like they’d stuck their paws in an outlet. Baker hissed. Triss froze. For a second it was unclear who was the predator and who was the intern on their first day.

It's always like that. If he reclines on the deck and you call for him, he will chirp back. Do not disturb! Yes, he is limping a little bit in this video. We checked him - no wounds, no scratch marks, no battle scars. He probably just pulled a muscle while jumping. He was fine two days later.

His majesty enjoys summer both indoors and outdoors.

A quick look into our cattle members’ culinary philosophies. Bowls are together only for the photo - normally everyone eats in their own micro‑kingdom. Metal bowl - Landlord (Baker): “I’m not finishing this. I’m saving it for later. Or for never. Because if I want more, you’ll bring more. That’s how the economy works.” Ryzyk’s bowl (not on the picture, but looks about the same): “Yes, I also practice the ‘I’ll come back whenever I feel like it’ method. Fresh food appears on d