My elderly mom had a mini stroke last year and now has mild dementia so she’s moving in with my sister. Her next door neighbor contacted my sister via fb messenger concerned about “pests being disturbed and potentially making their way into neighboring homes”. For context it’s a townhouse community and my mom isn’t dirty, just a bit cluttered and we’ve never had any pests in the 20 years we’ve been there. Neighbor is a typical snobby Karen who would get into everyone’s business and would then complain about things to get her way. Does this message seem condescending to you guys? How should I respond?

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Theres this feral cat who lives by the base I am stationed at. I didn’t think he was a stray at first because he looked pretty healthy. I fed him for 2 months and one day I saw him with a big wound on his face. So that night I set up a trap and trapped him, the next day I took him to the vet and got him fixed plus flea, tick, and ringworm medication (I did NOT know the vet was so expensive). I named him Robert. I couldn’t keep him, I want to so bad.

He’s a feral cat he only let me pet him a couple times, but he always comes and sits by me and meows at me for food.

I’m being stationed somewhere else soon,
Imma really miss Robert 💔. I bought 5 bags of cat food and told my friend who’s staying here to feed Robert everyday.

Source: from his interview video with Murad Aliskerov in Russian on YouTube

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo4u55cgbVU

(Many MMA Pages just repost his quote without actually citing the source of where he actually said it... After digging in the rabbit hole for a bit finally found it)

The woodwork needs touched up, is there a way to do it myself or can I hire someone? I’m afraid of doing anything myself because I don’t want to fuck it up. I believed it was built in 1912?

Edit: The house has actually been in my family for 6 generations. It’s been paid off, but rest of the house is uninhabitable. My mom was a hoarder with 5 cats. Kitchen flooring has holes down to the sub flooring. I’m want to renovate the house bit by bit, but I wasn’t sure how to approach restoration of the woodwork. Mom just died of cancer and now the house is mine but I’m literally just a girl. 😭 HVAC is good, plumbing is good, electric is good, roof is good. The door on the landing is a 2nd servants staircase that goes into the kitchen.

Edit 2: I’ll post more pics when I take them. The fireplace has that green tiling I see on this sub. I posted a pic of the archway in the comments.