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Aww! That's so cute I wonder why they turn against each other after being so close?

That didn't come into play for the hamsters we had. We were looking after the hamster belonging to a mate of my father (who never returned to collect his hamster by the way), when she gave birth to 2 little ones. They were together until they started fighting, then they had to have separate cages. I don't know how long that took, as I was only 5 at the time.

dwarves are very territorial regardless of blood ties, i believe teddy bear hamsters are less so. the larger ones i mean.

hopefully one day we can ask them.

That would be so great! Really talking to animals and ask them! That truly is my dream come true! I've always wanted that so badly.


Just had to!

very classic song.

job interview tomorrow. gulp.

it's a group interview. not sure if that makes it better or worse.

Best of luck, Kip! We're rooting for you

They're bad in different ways, I think. One on one = terribly intense, anxiety off the charts. Group means it's hard to get noticed and stand out as a good candidate. Less intense though, although there is stress in the competition being there too.

well, it lasted longer than i expected.

four other people, most of them with more experience than me. they had us actually make the stuff, it was a new boba shop looking for others since they are starting out. i apparently put too much ice in mine.

less formal thn i expected. i asked questions but some that i was asked i just could not expect.

my anxiety is bad so, thank goodness for groups, i guess.

There was a story about an American patrol officer who adopted a kitten he found in a trash bin. I read about it today on one of our local newspaper sites. Now this kitten can't leave the policeman out of sight, she follows him even into his patrol car and sits all day on his shoulder.

it is great to hear something good about american police every once in a while.

also, i didn't get the job.

Sorry to hear that but thanks for giving me something to google. I'd never heard of bubble tea and never seen it here in out country. We don't even have Starbucks here. It looks nice.

I'm sure you'll get something better soon.

Thank you fo rthe cute pic, Krabo. I'm glad to report that all the pets abandoned in Fort McMurray are in the process of being transported to Edmonton and reunited with their owners. It looks as if it will be at least two weeks before residents can return to the city.

i would love to see what would replace the starbucks locations here if they were all eradicated......

and actually, i heard something about me probably getting my former job back at the public market.

I would like to share the following musical video with you. It brings good mood.
Little girl gives coins to a street musician, and what follows, is a miracle.



If not visible, the addy is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj6r3-sQr58

5 new posts and I never got a single notification. Sigh

Kip, I'm sorry to hear you didn't get the job. I hope what you heard about getting your former job back was correct. Fingers crossed!

Krabo, thanks for posting that sweet picture! And for the vid, I love the Ode to Joy.
If anyone wants to read about another great American cop, I know a story.

*applause*

my respect for cops and florida grows with this. thank you.

he seemed quite meek and unsure of himself in the video...perhaps he knew what he did was illegal and he was trying to explain himself, lest he face some consequences.

haha maybe. It's pretty dumb that it's against the law to touch an endangered animal even when it is in order to help it when no one who is allowed to is around. He did the right thing by helping the hatchlings reach the ocean.

Thanks for sharing that adorable little tortoise, Skitty!