I'm not always so good with faces

[conuly]

So all I really recall of those people who were not feeding Finn or taking care of him is a general impression of yelling.

This is very awkward, as I never know when the next neighbor I don't recognize is really them.

So today I'm walking the dogs, and two people carrying a fluffy pomeranian are staring at me. Is that them? Who the hell knows, but it can't be, right? Last time they bumped into any of us, they screamed their stupid heads off!

All the same, when I got home I asked Eva if she could provide a physical description. "Well, there's an annoying little girl who's a jerk, and an annoying boy who's an ass- a butthole, and...."

Not helpful, Eva!

"Also, they recently got a new dog, a pomperanian...."

GOD DAMN IT!

I better dig out those adoption papers just in case.

God, I wish they'd just move already, to some place that doesn't allow pets.

Comments

[pauraque]

I used to keep fancy goldfish, and during part of that time I also had a feeder goldfish that I won at a carnival. He lived for seven years. Maybe a more expert keeper could do better — my other fish topped out at around a decade, which impressed my friends but is nothing special by the standards of serious keepers — but they do not die young of natural causes, that's for sure. Sadly it's true that most early goldfish deaths are due to poor care.

There are other species sold as feeder fish too, but I'm afraid I have no clue about those!

[archangelbeth]

Poor fishies...