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[s]Goal: 100,000 New Goal: 200,000[/s] New Goal: 250.000

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Technically, yes. She lives with my parents, my dad had to go back to the hospital for some stuff yesterday so I picked her up this morning.

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takes about a moth for cats to acclimate. they may get closer asa it gets colder. she should be able to keep out of the dogs way anyway.

I helped care for my roommate's Betta fish Mr. Wigglesworth for a bit when I was living away from home.

inever had much luck with anything but cats and dogs. fishies are pretty, but they take a surprising amount of care, and are really helpless.

inever had much luck with anything but cats and dogs. fishies are pretty, but they take a surprising amount of care, and are really helpless.

Apparently, all the goldfish that I've killed....could have lived longer if I'd known a few tips and tricks. But goldfish are lame. >.>

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