Our cats used to watch a lot of bird tv, but then YouTube automatically went to a "games for cats" episode, and now they are REALLY REALLY hooked. Aslan walks over to the tv and taps it to request tv several times a day now. They get VERY into hunting the bugs (preferred prey) and other items on the screen. And our Samsung tv has not had any problems from such active feline involvement, scratching, or beating up on the monitor. I am super impressed.

I got Soluna ones on amazon, but I bought them more than a year ago in preparation.

Precisely.

I don't think there's any connection. I just meant that I'm a person who has had serious reactions to mosquito bites, which are not really a common allergen, but who doesn't have a ton of other allergies.

Just to throw it out there, I have twice had anaphylactic reactions to mosquito bites. I try hard to avoid them, and I have not had a bad reaction in decades now, but it is a thing that can happen. I don’t have many other things I’m allergic to, though I have a “sensitivity” to sulfa meds.

My oldest was fed through exclusive pumping, and honestly, my boobs were big enough and saggy enough that I could "drink from the tap." So I had experiences with both. We also lived in an apartment and didn't have a great freezer with my oldest, so any milk that she didn't drink before it would go bad, we were trying to use up, so I drank a fair amount of breast milk in different forms. I never had it taste soapy, but it would separate, and it definitely tasted very different depending on when it was pumped. So foremilk tastes very different from hindmilk, for instance, and when I had mastitis, it was very salty. It definitely changed in taste a lot from time to time.

After our experience starting a charity focused on asylum seekers and refugees, I totally understand how donations can definitely be the second wave of any disaster. The amount of time it required to sort through donations and what was useful was a LOT. It was pretty overwhelming.