Author Archives: Ponder
Well I tried it. I only told a couple of people, I was more interested in following a few things than posting updates. Within a couple of days I got my first random follower. It was a spambot, which was … Continue reading
R.I.P. Misty
Yesterday she seemed fine, last night I found out about “fly strike”, this morning I buried her. I’ve never seen anything so swift and horrible. No more rabbits, they can die in too many ways 🙁
Meet Tigger
Last weekend we had a new arrival. Here is Tigger, the mad ginger kitteh. I wonder if he’ll make it to icanhascheezburger before he calms down 😉
Failbook
After much badgering from my family I’ve finally, and reluctantly, opened up a Failbook account. If anyone who knows me (realy life or online) wants to add me as a friend, feel free. I will not be adding anyone I … Continue reading
Rix and Elaine’s Wedding
This weekend, myself and my wife went to Burnley to attend the wedding of our friends Rix and Elaine. The wedding ceremony was performed at Brierfield Baptist Church. The groom then had a great time driving us to Padiham Town … Continue reading
Meet Petal.
To compensate for the loss of Chocolate, we took Courtney to the pet shop and met Petal, an albino Syrian. Although nervous, she’s he’s already easy to handle and is set to become another well loved pet 🙂 Yes, we’ve … Continue reading
R.I.P. Chocolate
Today we took Chocolate the hamster to the vet, and lost another to the dreaded Cushing’s Disease 🙁
Meet Peanut.
Yesterday we get a hamster to move into Fudge’s home. She looks almost the same as poor old Fudge but is a bit wilder. She bit her way out of the box on the way home and has been squeaking … Continue reading
R.I.P. Fudge
This morning we lost Fudge, the tamest hamster I’ve ever known. He was fine last night but was not looking well this morning and seemed to wait for Harry to get up so he could see him one more time … Continue reading
R.I.P. Nibbles
Nibbles, the guinea pig, has been unwell for a while now. It started with her losing hair and getting lumps under her skin. She also had an almost constantly wet bottom, but was lively enough otherwise and as I suspected … Continue reading