Ever have screwed up/potentially funny conversations or say weird thing when you're tired online, with friends? I need some rest, seriously.
solemnserpent (6/12/2011 12:21:01 AM): MY DREAMS
Friend (6/12/2011 12:22:23 AM): lol
solemnserpent (6/12/2011 12:24:23 AM): "Where are you going?" "DEATH EATER STYLE B-DAY PARTY. BRING YOUR FRIENDS, UNLESS THEY'RE MUGGLES."
solemnserpent (6/12/2011 12:24:59 AM): "And then later we'll all play, Pin the Nose on the Dark Lord."
Friend (6/12/2011 12:26:05 AM): LOL SOUNDS AMAZING
solemnserpent (6/12/2011 12:32:21 AM): And then a drinking game- take a shot whenever Snape acts like an angsty bastard. There's a nice way to get everyone wasted.
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And yes, I'm such a dork for Harry Potter.
And if you didn't guess it from the post, today is my birthday. <3
You'll figure it out, eventually.
In other news- my dog is feeling a lot better. Turns out it was UTI (see other post), and she's been prescribed some medication and a new brand of food, so she's back to her old self again! She wouldn't even fetch before, or eat- but now, she's trying to make me hug her, so basically, this is me now:
"I can't hug you, you need a bath first."
But then I stop lying to myself and-
"BAWWWW, I MISSED YOU SO MUCHHHHHHH. HOLD ME, YOU BITCH."
Ahhh- good times. <3 Thanks for all of the well-wishes, they really helped. I was a nervous wreck. ;____;
EDIT: Thanks for all of the comments yesterday. :)
My dog is at the vet now, so I'm waiting to hear some news from my mother about what the diagnosis is (she took Joku to the vet). On top of that, we're getting all of her shots and vaccinations updated as well as an x-Ray for her hips and knees (where we suspect she might be beginning to get dysplasia).
I've been horrified since last night, when she finally was able to pee- because it was red, and she still looked frail. She's looking more like her normal self, very responsive now, and eating again. Still, I cried for like, 2 hours after last night. I can't remember the last time I felt that hopeless. But I'm more optimistic today; mainly 'cause she looks better today. :)
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My Rottweiler Joku is sick today, I suspect UTI (Urinary Tract Infection), or even THIS, but it all leads to a very bad day. I'm very worried about her; she hasn't been able to pee normally today, and she's been vomiting too- so we're taking her to the vet tomorrow.
I hope she'll be alright.
My new puppy Videl is doing just fine; she and Joku love each other and get along very well. Videl is very, very energetic, but very smart as well. She's learned how to sit and lie down on command, and now I'm teaching her how to only eat & drink on my command. She's starting to grasp it; so that's one good thing about today.
I'll let you know how Joku turns out, okay? //smiles
My awesome possum puppy, is now officially potty trained. //wipes away tears
She begins whining when she wants to go, and when I ask her, "Hey Videl, do you want to go outside?" she starts barking and pacing around.
Damn, she catches on quickly.
Good thing too, I was starting to run out of cleaning materials. //cringes
I've decided to name her Videl. I briefly mentioned it in the comments yesterday, but wasn't sure- but the more I listen to the name, the more I like how it sounds. And isn't she adorable? ;___;
And now I realize-
German Shepherds = easier to train than Rottweilers.
Rotties are very, very stubborn and can be difficult to train. But Videl has already learned how to alert me when she wants to go outside , and I've taught her how to lie down and sit on command- though her puppy fueled energy does make it difficult at times. I've only had her for a day and a half, and she's already learning so much. This breed is wonderfully intelligent. //adores
I'll teach her all the things I've already taught Joku to do, which will not be a picnic, but easier- like:
- Only eating on my command (This prevents the possibility of her being poisoned)
- Fetching her leash whenever she wants to go outside
- Fetching either her food bowl or water bowl when she requires them to be refilled
- How to play dead (which is adorable to watch, since all dogs do this a little differently)
- How to instantly drop something, when I command it (important, when it's something dangerous)
- How to walk properly, on one side, without tugging me and leash along with her- when I walk her
- And to establish what can and cannot be chewed (R.I.P. tennis shoes)
So many things to teach her. ;___;
