Next, put another pin on the end of the braid(slip it through one of the crosses,) and tuck it under the hair. Look in the picture for help, especially on this step.
Tuesday, 26 October 2010
Countdown to Fall Festival! Kirsten's cool hairstyle!!!
Next, put another pin on the end of the braid(slip it through one of the crosses,) and tuck it under the hair. Look in the picture for help, especially on this step.
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
Two things
Monday, 13 September 2010
Slacking off...
Saturday, 28 August 2010
Well, I can say this
Thursday, 12 August 2010
2 darn vacations in a row...
Friday, 9 July 2010
Food! And some personal life...
I currently have three guinea pigs, named in order of age, Nibbler, Hot Fudge, and Chocolate. Chocolate was in my first post, and I don't have a picture of Nibbler or Hot Fudge. I will have pictures soon.
Thursday, 8 July 2010
Pottytraining, good or bad?
Wednesday, 7 July 2010
First advice snipet!
Anyway, if you are looking for a guinea pig as a pet, not food, look for one that is younger than 4 months old, but older than 2 weeks. Make sure all the pigs in the enclosure housed with the guinea pig you like have bright, clear eyes. If they don't, check another enclosure. If you can, hold your healthy favorite guinea pig for a few minutes to see if he/she is calm. If he/she is calm, healthy, and looks cute to you, hope you have $100 to $150, that includes the cage cost, food and water bottle cost, and, of course, the guinea pig cost. These animals grow up to weigh no less than 2 and a half lbs., and no more than 5 lbs. They can stretch out to be up to 1 foot long, and are normally 8-10 inches long. Guinea pigs make great pets, just don't let children 5 and under pet, hold, or (provoke(not recommended)) the animal without an adult around, or you may have a dead pet and need a shovel, or a bitten and upset child.