Posted this in another post and saw this subreddit. Sharing my baby boy who passed at age 7 because he was such a little guy in a big space when he was a little fur potato.
His name was Goober.
I just want to do my research...
Like... It's a bit "on the nose" right?
This popped up in AI and snagged one.
Title says
>Camcorder 2K with No Image Stabilization, Heavy Complicated (No Guarantee of Resolution)
Will report back.
Link for those curious: https://www.amazon.ca/Uytya-Camcorder-Stabilization-Complicated-Resolution/dp/B0H98MVQN1/
I like to bug her during her cleaning sessions.
Ive been keeping track of ZoeZoe's weight and she has gained 2ish pounds. Now these weights are done on an analog scale so probably more on the 1 pound side but yea, some weight gain is good for her age!
Enjoy some ZoeZoe photos.
I never noticed it before till today lol Known issue?
I have noticed ZoeZoe doing this weird flick/shake with her right paw randomly when she walks. I looked over her paw and there were no cuts, redness, inflamed areas or foreign objects sticking out of it and seems to be the bottom right corner of her bigger paw pad.
I am assuming it is arthritis related but today I noticed she was lightly limping after a nap but goes back to normal walking later on like she had to knock some rust off.
Trying to talk to her vet about an appointment or bounce some ideas off of her.
Anyone have their seniors do something like this?
The things I do for free for family members...
20ish years ago, I was "adopted" by my ex-girlfriend's parents. After we broke up and stayed friends, they have supported me so much over those years because my parents wanted nothing to do with me. I have never had a text like this from her father before.
She will have her revenge.
I run GrapheneOS on my Pixel 8 Pro, but my parents run two LG Velvet 5G and use Google Assistant at their home for timers and reminders. I have had the talk with them more than once about maybe looking into other means of in-home assistance devices, but they are stubborn and refuse to learn anything new that feels comfortable to them.
Now I got this email this morning, and I'm kind of upset over this choice on their part. My parents have a Nest Hub (2nd gen), Nest Audio and Home speaker, and I know they are not going to want to use Gemini. Besides throwing them out lol, what other options are available for these? I assume nothing.