I never contributed. Here's my novel.
1 Beta fish
Yugi (alias: Yugi-kun)
My camera too shitty to get a good picture.
He's blue with some red and purply areas, though he's going in and out of gray within the last year and has taken to being almost completely vertical in his tank. Old age? I think he's dying. He is old for a fish. He's at least two years old, if not a bit older.
3 Cats
Sparkles (alias: Spark-a-boose, Sparky)
I got her about a year or so before my precious Button passed on. I'm not sure her exact age. I was told she was a kitten but when she arrived, she appeared to be a full grown juvenille. Her estimated age, given the time that we've had her and when we were told she was born is almost three years now. Wait... I'm certain I had my fish before we got Sparkles, so that makes him almost three if not older than three. Damn, he is old. So anyway, this is a thinner picture of Sparkles. Sparkles is... jollier now. And she has a high-pitcher squeaker of a meow.
Tokio (alias: Toke-a-boose, Toki, Toki-chan, Tokia)
Toki was our cat to take Button's place (not as a replacement for Button herself, but as our second cat since I felt we could support a second cat and give it a good home). She was the feisty one out of three littermates, the children of my mom's stupid co-worker's son's cat Oreo, who had since gotten preggers again and then was lost. :angry: I thought she looked too much like Button and initially didn't want her in particular. My sister really liked her though. She wasn't a kitty I thought was immediately cute either and I had second thoughts when I picked her out and brought her home.
Now I think she's the most adorable thing ever. She is still extremely feisty and playful. She has a very vengeful attitude and is very tempermental. If you pick on her or bother her, she WILL get you back. She scratches and bites like nobody's business. She's a small cat in comparison to other cats we've had. Though she was still in kitten stage at the time of this picture (the infamous toilet kitty photo), she looks pretty much the same, just bigger and less fluffy.
Anti
Anti's the cat that's perpetually not ours. He has FeLV and we keep him in a pen in the back, letting him out in the backyard and putting him away at night. I can't bring myself to kill him, despite being advised to do so as he could infect other cats and I should "for his own health". Since FeLV is passed primarily through saliva, poop, and blood, I clean his stuff regularly. I don't see any other cats around and when I do, they come into contact with neither three. He ended up at our new residence because his throat was cut open and I decided to have him fixed up, so now he stays with us. He doesn't look like cat that's ready to die, so I refuse to let him when he looks and acts perfectly fine. He's slender. He used to be fluffy, now he's not. That photo is from March of last year. We met him when he appeared in our old neighborhood years ago.
