Morse!

My Godmother Dorothy got a new dog to succeed Muffin. His name evolved somewhat. Dorothy wanted Moses, and her husband Graham wanted Bruce, so I suggested an amalgamation of the two and came up with 'Muce' (pronounced 'Moose'), which then evolved into Morse. He has a toy called 'Lewis'...how fitting! He's an absolute sweetheart, and will definitely be welcomed in our house :D
xox

My New Fishies: Huff & Puff!!!

After my dear Simon went to the big goldfish bowl in the sky, I felt that an empty tank wouldn't do, so I went out with Mum to get a new one. As it turns out, one Oranda fish shouldn't be kept in a tank as small as the one I have (10 l), and therefore it was no wonder he got sick! The poor Dude who sold it to me, was going to get in trouble because he didn't give me much information at all about him. (At least he was nice to us!) Over the last little while, I've been watching their mannerisms, and I've noticed that Puff is more the hyperactive toddler, who doesn't do any cleaning; and Huff is the nagging clean freak :) They're always fun to watch, and make me smile when ever I go into the kitchen :D xox

Their home!

Huff...

& Puff!

To My Fabulous 'Sistors'!

Recently, I have a bit a 'situation' in my life, and haven't felt at my best- my sisters have been there for me, supporting me, and letting me I'm okay :)
Thanks you two!!!
xoxoxox

AND TO MY PARENTS WHO WERE THERE THE WHOLE TIME!!!

Pretty Fireworks!

At the end of term, the University put on the Arts Fest, where the entire campus what dedicated to showing off musical talent from all over campus. I with a bunch of my friends hung out on the main field while listening to bands and DJs play into the night. At the end of the show, there was an awesome fireworks display, and we all flocked down to see it. These are some of the photos I took of the very load display :)
xox

Ode to Simon the Great

Despite my best efforts, by beloved Simon didn't make it through the weekend :(
I tried a few things with his diet and water, but to no avail. I know I tried to help, but all I can hope is that I made his last few days comfortable and interesting- what with his new food and crystal clear water.
As part of a life long tradition I have with my pets, I will bury him in the garden. Simon will keep our dog, Bonnie company out with the snow drops and daffodils. I think they'll make a great pair :)
xox