Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Google feedback
Ok this is a term I am not aware off instead of feedback they thanked me for dogfooding their app to blog with.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Frito is sad
Just found more lumps on my cat shorty. I knew of two growing but found two more getting started. Once they get going they really grow rapidly. So then you sit down and decide what to do. He is13 years old and had a smaller one removed from his side leaving 4 inch incision line for something not even an inch in diameter. At this age having two removed would put him thru unnecessary pain. Not only that but two more again. Made me wonder if he had more growing inside that were not on the surface.
Sitting down to think my options over I pull out a hand full of Fritos. And one landed on the table that looked sad to me. So I took a picture. I didn't sharpie the picture. Would you believe I only have a purple sharpie. Don't even have a shoopie marker.
So the caption should read.
Frito is sad!
Sitting down to think my options over I pull out a hand full of Fritos. And one landed on the table that looked sad to me. So I took a picture. I didn't sharpie the picture. Would you believe I only have a purple sharpie. Don't even have a shoopie marker.
So the caption should read.
Frito is sad!
Sunday, February 05, 2012
We have had just one fish in our tank for over a year. The angel fish that was smaller than a quarter is now quite large. But we thought he might be lonely. So a week ago ventured out and got the angel fish some company. Got two medium Bala sharks, a sucker fish (the one with a long name starting with a p) and then the mystery fish. I just can't remember what kind he is but I think of him like a little dog.
Here let me explain.
When all the new fish were introduced to the tank. One fish looked like he was a goner. Was almost ready to fish him out to return to the store. But decided to give him to the next day.
Really thought he was done for laying upside down. But floating from one edge to the other. Just didn't want to take care of him that night. Figured will take him back the next morning. However didn't have too. He was swimming around, swishing his fin like he was a dog wagging his tail.
Proceeded to just think he was in shock that first night and had to get over it. Well if that was the case. Was cleaning the fish tank. Draining some of the water off to add fresh to the tank. Lo and behold there is that flipping fish laying in the corner of the tank as if that was the end as we know it. Watched him for awhile and e just didn't budge. So I took a picture of him just to see if he was playing dead. Left the tank for about five minutes to return to the little guy zooming around the tank with bounding energy. Reminds me of a puppy racing around the house only to suddenly plop down somewhere and fall asleep. Only this fish was doing the same but in reverse.
Never heard of a fish playing dead. I know a rodent will to avoid death if a predator is eyeing the mouse as prey. A dead mouse isn't fun to chase as a live one would be. But this is a fish, laying upside down in the corner of the tank. That's usually a fish on the brink of death. But to have him alive and well. Guess when the time comes for the final flush to the great beyond will need to make sure that he really is dead. 
Here let me explain.
When all the new fish were introduced to the tank. One fish looked like he was a goner. Was almost ready to fish him out to return to the store. But decided to give him to the next day.
Really thought he was done for laying upside down. But floating from one edge to the other. Just didn't want to take care of him that night. Figured will take him back the next morning. However didn't have too. He was swimming around, swishing his fin like he was a dog wagging his tail.
Proceeded to just think he was in shock that first night and had to get over it. Well if that was the case. Was cleaning the fish tank. Draining some of the water off to add fresh to the tank. Lo and behold there is that flipping fish laying in the corner of the tank as if that was the end as we know it. Watched him for awhile and e just didn't budge. So I took a picture of him just to see if he was playing dead. Left the tank for about five minutes to return to the little guy zooming around the tank with bounding energy. Reminds me of a puppy racing around the house only to suddenly plop down somewhere and fall asleep. Only this fish was doing the same but in reverse.
Never heard of a fish playing dead. I know a rodent will to avoid death if a predator is eyeing the mouse as prey. A dead mouse isn't fun to chase as a live one would be. But this is a fish, laying upside down in the corner of the tank. That's usually a fish on the brink of death. But to have him alive and well. Guess when the time comes for the final flush to the great beyond will need to make sure that he really is dead.
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