I know what you mean about the people on forums sometimes. I've seen some arguments break out with some members, but it is nice when people listen & take the advice.
LOL. Naw, drawing looks better than I do and it's pretty accurate-- although I keep treats locked up in plastic bins. I sometimes have a cat on each shoulder. My desk is next to my bed & I have circulation issues so I keep my feet elevated. So, I'll have cats on my shoulders, cats on my chest, cats on my abdomen, cats on my legs, cats on my feet, and cats clinging to my arms. Sometimes they do manage to get on my head. LOL. Btw, I'm not easily offended. You could have posted a pic of Jabba the Hut with cats on him and I would have found it funny.
Earlier I was drinking water. Cat headbutted my water bottle and made it splash all over me. I cursed at the cat and he acted like I'd hit him. Went running out of the room and hid under the table. He was afraid until I called his name and made kissy noises. Then he came out and climbed on my shoulder.
I did some cleaning, watched youtube videos on leatherworking, made dinner, and fed the cats. One of the cats decided to go outside the litterbox & mom stepped in it so I had to scrub her slipper clean.
I want to make a leather eye patch for my friend but I want it to be comfortable & functional as well as looking cool. Trying to figure out the best design. The leather I have is soft so I'd have to double it up. I think if I take some paper and trace around his eye and get the placement for his nose bridge, I can figure out how to get something the right size and shape and then figure out how to get the right contour. I saw a guy who was using detachable sports lenses inside soft leather, but I'm afraid that would break. I want something rigid but that can flex instead of break. If it loses it's shape I want it to be able to be bent back in shape. The medical eyepatches are all huge and ugly.