The blocks were built in 1910 originally as tenements with a shared bathhouse and laundry. They were modernised in the period from the 1950s to 1970s and then again in the 1990s.
Firstly I wanted to say thank you to all who wished our cat well when we were figuring out what was wrong with her; In case you missed it, we found out she has epilepsy. She's been doing well since starting her medication, which we've had to administer through her wet food as to not completely freak her out (the first few times we tried to hold her down and give it to her through a dropper just did not work well) and she mostly does a good job eating it all, though sometimes has to be annoyed into it. The side effects of the medication makes her super lethargic and relaxed and she has become quite a loving cat while on it. Her body even feels loose and comfortable so we have taken to calling her "goopy" as she feels like she's made of goop! But we're happy to see that she still retains her personality so it's not completely debilitating. Sorry the comic isn't D.I.D specific, I just felt like drawing our cat and letting y'all know how she's doing, and again thank those people with their kind comments.
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Panel 1: Atom is holding Peabody (our cat) cradled in his arms (she likes this we swear!). Above it reads " A little update about our epileptic cat Peabody. She hasn't had a seizure since we started her meds!"
Panel 2: Kyra is crouched down watching Peabody hunched over her food bowl eating. Kyra says "She takes it twice daily. We've found it works best when mixed into wet food."
Panel 3: Peabody is laying sprawled out on her back and Jak is laying next to her with his hands behind his head. He says "She gets super relaxed and loving. We call her "goopy" when she's like this because she feels like a liquid cat."
Panel 4: Ian is swinging a stick that has a ball on the end of a string that Peabody is leaping through the air to catch. He says "But she still loves to play and be a little bit of a brat, so it's nice to know she's still herself."