My ankle hurts...

[mousme]

Yes, for no apparent reason my body is rebelling in the form of my right ankle and foot swelling up very nicely over the course of the day.

I haven't done anything strange to it lately, haven't even lost my balance in the street in over ten days.

Now my foot and ankle hurt and I have no idea why.

This makes me cranky.

Maybe ice will help.

Oh, forthright, I ought to be online at the appropriate time tomorrow, but if not it just means I'm running a little late.


In other news, one of my fish died yesterday. I'm very upset as I don't know what I did wrong. I think either the water's too hot (overheating in the apartment which has poor ventilation) or else there's something wrong chemically with my water.

*goes off to check on other fish*

Oh lovely, it died too.

I don't know what I did wrong. The water was dechlorinated, I fed them only the prescribed amount of food, and the water didn't seem *that* hot...

*sigh*

I suck. Won't be getting any new fish anytime soon, that's for sure. I can't even keep goldfish, fer crying out loud, and they're nigh unkillable.

Fuck.

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I wanted to warn you

[paganmommy.livejournal.com]

I wanted to warn you off from golfish hon, but didn't realize you wanted them until you had them already. The only ones I managed to keep alive were the ones I was praying would just die already because I was tired of cleaning the damn tank already, since they are so filthy even my little tank clean fishies would die quickly in there due to their filth. It is NOT your fault, okay? Simply, it isn't. If you are smitten with the look, go with a Betta. You can only have one, but my Betta actually comes to me when I go to the tank to feed it. It is brilliant. Keep it out of direct sunlight, that isn't so good for any fish. There are a wide range of pretties that you can get at the store though, ask them about a more sturdy and less filthy fish to have in your tank. Goldfish are HIGHLY overrated, and most educated fish people will tell you that. *hugs to you* (take a look at which fish they use in the "feeder fish" tank one day)