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okay, so i took care of one of the big containers and the two small containers worth of clothes. The second beg one has the opening facing away so I really don't feel like dealing with it at this moment. I'm taking a moment break (i.e. avoiding more junk) but at least I haven't started reading Da vinci code, it'd all be over if I started reading that. I'm gonna force hubby to help me with the dishes and cleaning up the kitchen hopefully when he gets home. Then food will be made and we can clean what we dirty up with that. Maybe I'll manage to talk him into getting rid of the microwave. We've only used it once since moving in and it takes up a huge amount of space. I suppose whn I'm done posting I'll see what I can do about the other boxes in the entertainment room. Tonight all the boxes in the closet will get broken down. I'll talk to hubby about stealing his dad's truck tomorrow to get the shed and such over here. we'll need the shed, whatever boards will cover the floor and bricks or something to even the ground underneath it. I think that's pretty much everything as far as evil plots go. I'm gonna have to widdle my clothing down some, hubby has said he'll widdle down his shirts. he's got a horribly huge amount of shirts.
So, quick question. I'm part of a stupide pet owners community. And they're almost always ranting about if you can't afford to have the pet don't get it. Not the afford food and speutering but the being able to afford any medical emergency that comes up have to afford. Personally I disagree with this, i think the money part of the equations shouldn't be what makes a person an idiotic pet owner. I grew up poor and we always had animals, and they always ate they were always cared for and they lived for over a decade, each before they started running into major health issues. I don't think we should have been denied our pets because were were horribly poor. and I don't think you should be denied a pet because you don't have 1k plus available on demand, which is what an emergency could easily cost. but, yeah. What do you guys think should you not have an animal if you aren't able to afford any caring for the dog if it got hit by a car?
So, quick question. I'm part of a stupide pet owners community. And they're almost always ranting about if you can't afford to have the pet don't get it. Not the afford food and speutering but the being able to afford any medical emergency that comes up have to afford. Personally I disagree with this, i think the money part of the equations shouldn't be what makes a person an idiotic pet owner. I grew up poor and we always had animals, and they always ate they were always cared for and they lived for over a decade, each before they started running into major health issues. I don't think we should have been denied our pets because were were horribly poor. and I don't think you should be denied a pet because you don't have 1k plus available on demand, which is what an emergency could easily cost. but, yeah. What do you guys think should you not have an animal if you aren't able to afford any caring for the dog if it got hit by a car?