When you're getting ready for bed and you double pad up, only to slap on the front one over the back, then realise too late that you didn't freakin fold down the back's wings. So, now both adhesives have bonded and are rendered useless.✌️
R.I.P. those two soldiers.
Look at these little guys! I couldn't resist!! Absolute babies!!
Hey y'all, my girl Jacinta was fed live before I got her, she's about six years old now, and I want to switch her over to FT to make her source of food easier to obtain. She had tried before, but she would just sniff it and never strike. Inching closer and closer, as if she's suspicious of it? Maybe it doesn't smell strong enough like a live rodent? I need advice.🫠
Guess who got into their first explosive argument with a man who can't emotionally regulate? Ya girl!
Brother's communication skills are -50 between my roommate(f) and me(f) concerning bills.
Never in my life have I ever shouted this much at a person, I was so fired up when the adrenaline wore out, it involuntarily made me cry the rest of the night.👍
Absolutely not, that was the nail in the coffin for our close friendship.
Heyo! Firstly, I want to say that I've already recommended that my roommates take their Corgi to the vet, so that's already established. Just starting early this morning, Luna, an eight-year-old female, spayed, and thirty-ish pound Pembroke Corgi, had gifted us the runs in the house. Y'all, the smell of it was absolutely ATROCIOUS. Tonight, when I supervised Luna to make sure she pottied, I noticed she was ouchy getting up and hoisting herself over little ledges.
Immediately I'm nervous; this could just be the run-of-the-mill upset stomach, or something else. I have no idea until she gets checked out.
One thing for sure, her belly isn't hard or distended.
We have three other Corgis in the house and they do not have these symptoms.