Pet Blues

On August 2, 2011, my guinea pig, Brian, had to be put to sleep. He had Pneumonia, some type of cancer that destroyed his immune system, and some disease that messed with his brain making him unable to swallow and see. Actually, when we first took Brian to the vet, only the Pneumonia was noticed. So, we got a nebulizar (he-he sorry I don't know how to spell that. Just sound it out or something) for the piggy! And we hooked it up to a box, put the piggy in the box, filled the thingy with some medicine, and vwala! Piggy treatment! Then, the piggy stopped eating. We tried to force feed him, but almost no food was going in! We took him to the vet again, and all the things wrong with him were discovered. He had to be put to sleep.
The way I deal with it is to almost pretend that he isn't gone. I have a booklet containing all his pictures, I'm writing letters to him-almost like a diary- and talking to him! It also helps to have another guinea pig, Corey, who is Brian's brother. How do you deal with pets dying? That's actually an OK question, but a hard one to answer.
By the way, SO sorry that I haven't posted recently.
Also, guess where we got Brian and Corey? The Humane Society! They actually, at the moment, have 2 guinea pigs up for adoption, right now! But, you have to get them together- they're sisters and want to stay together. :p
I sound like an ad -.-

PIP

Recently, I signed up for 2 PIP (positive impact projects). Tilth and House of Hope were their names. Tilth is a gardening thing. You get to weed and then fence sections of garden! It was really fun. The garden was a learning garden. REALLY FUN. And after, there was the farmers market, which was SO cool. We bought 1? 2? books.
     House of Hope is a place for women and kids who's dads or husbands abused them, so they ran away. It is a SECRET organization- so the men don't pursue. I don't think that happens often, though. So, we were giving a list of things to do. Here is what I did:

1. Rerouting a spring, as it was running into the meadow. HARD WORK! And it was raining. I don't think we made much progress, either. We pretty much were digging holes to reroute it. Not permanent, not working.
2. Carrying toilet paper to the main building. In rain. Simple
3. This task wasn't actually on the list. It was something that came up. There's a little girl at House of Hope. She was crying. I was told to be a mother's helper and read to the kid! I read to the kid, and she quited down for a little while........ then she started crying again. The person taking care of her at the moment (not her mother, the mother was working) turned on the TV. We walked out

And that's it! (it's in the order I did the things)

Seattle Tilth was on May 14

House of Hope was on May 15

PYTHON!!!

No, nothing new has happened with python. It's just I wanted to REMIND YOU ALL where to download it and where to get a good book to learn it- for free (did I not tell you? I'm not sure. I must have, though).
python.org/download - it's confusing, I know, try your best.
UH-OH.
I forgot the link to the good book.
Is it possible to attach a file?
I hope so.
I will try.
Wait a few seconds, ok?
.............................................
o.0 NOTHING.
NO WAY TO DOWNLOAD FILES.
:(
If anyone knows how to attach a file,
please tell me.
Thx.
See ya.