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It's only a matter of two tablespoons and I can't find quick-mixing flour anywhere.

Found a kitten under my car in a parking lot about a month ago. Based on his size I *think* he's about 3-4 months old. I would like to save as much as I can on vaccinations so I can be sure I can afford to have him neutered as soon as he is old enough. The local low cost vaccination clinic offers Rabies, Distemper, and Deworming. What other vaccinations does he need at his age and am I correct that he should get all three of these?

I have a 12 pound powderpap (powderpuff chinese crested/papillon mix) who will be 2 at the end of august. He loves tennis balls, people, and other animals and he has tons of energy. Is there a group in the Kennett Square area that does beginner training that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? I was looking into doing the training myself even though I don't have a clue where to start but the cheapest training box (with no jumps or training instructions) that I could find online was over $160! I don't want to get locked into something expensive only to find out he doesn't like it as much as I thought he would. I've tried the north american flyball alliance's website (flyball.org) but I am hoping there is another group that isn't listed on that site that may be closer to home. Serious answers only please!

In George R.R. Martin's Song of Fire and Ice series one of the Kingsguard tries to kill Tyrion Lannister on the bridge of boats and drowns for his trouble. I could have sworn it was Ser Meryn Trant but I am reading A Storm of Swords now and on page 819-820 Ser Meryn is standing guard over the eight year old King Tommen. Am I mistaken?

Got a powderpap 2-3 months ago. He is now nearly 6 months old. The other night when he was in the kitchen eating my boyfriend said he heard a loud bang and now Benji is scared of his food dish. He'll eat the food but if you can convince him to get it out of the bowl himself he snags it as fast as he can and eats somewhere else. The bowl is in one of those metal frames that lifts the bowl off the floor a bit. I'm thinking maybe the bowl wasn't settled in right and when he went to eat and it settled it banged and startled him. I've been tossing him food to lead him to the bowl and coaxing him to eat out of it while praising him but the fear seems to be getting worse. Now he will only eat if the food is on the floor. Help!

Recently moved into a mobile home that sat vacant except for repairs for over a year. Last summer yellow jackets ate through the ceiling in one closet and we had tons of them in the bedroom. We know where they got in and are pretty sure they are living in the space between the ceiling and the roof. The pest control guys want $300 just to get started and they can't do anything even if we had that kind of money because there is no access to the space. I'm afraid they'll be back in the bedroom this summer. My boyfriend and I are both allergic to stinging insects and we also have two dogs and a cat to consider so I need the cheapest and least toxic solution.

She is nearly two years old and has always been good with the litter box. It has only been in the last 2-3 weeks she will urinate in the litter box and then defecate about a foot in front of the box. I thought she might have been protesting the reduction in food (she's getting super tubby so I cut back her food to a cup and a half a day instead of an all you can eat type deal) but changing back only made her do it more. I have tried cleaning the litter box more often and she will still do it even if the box has just been cleaned. I've tried rewarding her with treats when she doesn't do it and she does it within a few hours after I do that. Any suggestions?

My husband and I eloped because his visa was about to expire and I didn't want to live without him until he could come back to the USA. My friends never so much as said congratulations nvm gave gifts. I had always wanted to have the big wedding/reception thing and I hate that I never got to have a bridal registry, weding pics, or a wedding dress. It's been a bit over a year now since we got married and my friends still don't seem to care how I feel.

She's due in about 3 weeks and she's only about 10 months old herself. The vet suggested a whelping box, but I live in a small apartment and I'm not sure I can find a good enough location for her. I'm also concerned that she may have difficulty giving birth because she was half starved when we found her and I'm not sure how I would know she was in trouble.