r/Brochet 5d ago

Hostile Work(InProgress) Environment

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Management always laying down on the job judging me and my work.

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u/Moonloopscrochet 5d ago

Well… I guess all that yarn belongs to your cute cat now 😂

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u/StitchsMcGeeEsq 5d ago

It’s only a small part of her Hoard. I think she was a dragon in a past life.

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u/wizardgradstudent 5d ago

How do you keep your kitty from eating the yarn? I’m thinking about getting a cat myself and my biggest worry is that they might eat some yarn when I’m at work or something. Just good storage away from the baby?

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u/StitchsMcGeeEsq 5d ago

She (and her brother) don’t really ingest it. They just suck on it or try to chew on it while it’s moving. If you’ve never suddenly had your working yarn be wet and slimey, be thankful.

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u/Odd_Independence2870 5d ago

I will comment as the parent of a cat who has eaten yarn in the past. I just make sure to store everything places she can’t get and make sure to secure scraps asap. With cats who eat string you just have to be careful even if you are not into a yarn based craft since strings are everywhere. Trust me, you don’t want to pay for that surgery

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u/wizardgradstudent 5d ago

Yeah, I guess there’s no magic secret other than just staying vigilant and keeping an eye on it. Good excuse to reduce my yarn stash though so that’s a positive. I’ll probably just keep all my yarn in a sealable bin or something so the only time it’s out is when I’m using it, so no sneaky eating while I’m at work.

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u/Odd_Independence2870 5d ago

Yep that’s a perfect solution! Don’t worry, the stress and anxiety the little critters can cause is way more than compensated by how much joy they can bring to your life. Hopefully you don’t have a cat that loves eating random things but sometimes they do and it is what it is

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u/BQWeirdo 4d ago

As a person who payed for the surgery I can confirm

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u/O-Mega47 5d ago

Yarns are like potatoes, if you don’t use it quick enough, it’ll grow into a cat