I wanted to ask this for fun after rewatching this as an adult because I never really thought about it much before. I feel like I would’ve thrown a party if I lived there as a teenager, granted it would’ve gone terribly because it’s the fucking Murder House, but shit would’ve been crazy. Edit: whole party would be dead or run away scared shitless or some mix of both by the end.
I’m a computer science student, I have to take 15 units but only 12 of them have to be computer science electives. I can take one elective worth 3 units that aren’t computer science related, I’m looking for a fun and/or easy elective class to take preferably worth 3 units
I’m currently signing up for my fall classes and want to know who to avoid and who to not avoid.
Recently, my family and I’s beloved Pomeranian passed away at 13 1/2 years old. She was very loved and lived an amazing life, we had her since she was a puppy. Since then, I’ve told my family from the start I want to get a kitten or a pair of them because a friend of mine has a litter of siblings that he would like to find homes for. I was already set on getting a pair of kittens because I’ve heard it’s better to have two kittens as opposed to only one. Truthfully, I’m still heavily mourning my Pom and I don’t quite feel ready for another dog due to my grief, but I feel ready for kittens. We already planned it out for me to come pick up the two kittens in early July as I’ve needed more time to prepare my home for them and make it safer.
However, my parents really want another pom and are set on getting a 3 month old Pomeranian TOMORROW. It was very sudden and I want to be supportive of them and take care of the Pom as well even though I will also be taking care of my kitten (or kittens). I’ve told them I don’t feel ready, but my mom is set on getting a Pom in spite of this and I have to respect her wishes. There are three siblings, two boys and one girl. I told my mom I want to be the first one to meet the Pom so I can better evaluate who I connect with and who may be the best fit for our family and I will be the one who picks the Pom.
Anyways, being that I’m still set on getting a kitten or kittens, is it best to get one or two kittens now that my family is also getting a puppy? We live in a two bedroom apartment, the puppy will spend a lot of its time in the day with my father at his work, but of course the babies will all still live together. I want to prioritize the happiness of the animals and it is my hope that they can become bonded because they are all still so young. I care about the well being of each animal and I want to make sure I make the right decision here. Any advice is welcome.
Recently, my family and I’s beloved Pomeranian passed away at 13 1/2 years old. She was very loved and lived an amazing life, we had her since she was a puppy. Since then, I’ve told my family from the start I want to get a kitten or a pair of them because a friend of mine has a litter of siblings that he would like to find homes for. I was already set on getting a pair of kittens because I’ve heard it’s better to have two kittens as opposed to only one. Truthfully, I’m still heavily mourning my Pom and I don’t quite feel ready for another dog due to my grief, but I feel ready for kittens. We already planned it out for me to come pick up the two kittens in early July as I’ve needed more time to prepare my home for them and make it safer.
However, my parents really want another pom and are set on getting a 3 month old Pomeranian TOMORROW. It was very sudden and I want to be supportive of them and take care of the Pom as well even though I will also be taking care of my kitten (or kittens). I’ve told them I don’t feel ready, but my mom is set on getting a Pom in spite of this and I have to respect her wishes. There are three siblings, two boys and one girl. I told my mom I want to be the first one to meet the Pom so I can better evaluate who I connect with and who may be the best fit for our family and I will be the one who picks the Pom.
Anyways, being that I’m still set on getting a kitten or kittens, is it best to get one or two kittens now that my family is also getting a puppy? We live in a two bedroom apartment, the puppy will spend a lot of its time in the day with my father at his work, but of course the babies will all still live together. I want to prioritize the happiness of the animals and it is my hope that they can become bonded because they are all still so young. I care about the well being of each animal and I want to make sure I make the right decision here. Any advice is welcome.