there were quiite a few questions and commentts concerning my late fissh, cowboy, so i decided thaat i should blogg more about hiim instead of the genderr of my chilld, which nobody asked me about… at all.

salt water fish have no guarantee. they are quite the gamble. it’s not like walmart where you can take the dead fish back up to three days later and get a refund or replacement. as soon as that fish leaves the store, they have your money and you have your fish, dead or alive.

so, in light of that information, and knowing the deathrate of saltwater fish is quite high in the first weeks of life in a new home, (frankie) i did not get very attached to cowboy right away. and it’s a good thing i didn’t. because he died less than 24 hours later. crap, that reminds me, i forgot to watch 24 this week… what was i thinking?

ashley, no, i have no clue what was wrong exactly with cowboy. i do know that butterflies are skittish fish and they scare very easily. so the move was a very tramatic thing for him. also, i don’t think the pet store had had him very long (he’s a popular fish) so there were probably two big moves within a very short time that accounted for his untimely death. and no, i don’t think we will get another one, at least not right away. we will probably research some heartier fish that would be more likely to survive.

and melissa, it was not my fault he died, i assure you that you can trust us with your pets. i mean, come on! we’re parents already! if we can handle a kid, we can handle a pet.

speaking of being parents…

it’s too bad nobody cared enough to ask whether i have a malachi or olivia…

so sad for you.