Chia Pets, Fish, and My Biological Clock!

[pinklipstick07]

As I looked around my apartment last night, I could not stop wondering about my potential capabilities (or lack thereof) for motherhood. No I am not pregnant and do not plan on being anytime soon….especially with my “life plan” underway. (LIFE PLAN equals me being in school until I am completely infertile). Ahh, the joys of menopause! I will stop

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[annan]

I fear that all of your posts start off with your biological clock. If yours is ticking what does that say about me? I love your entry (and you too for that matter) and I posted Angela's wedding picutres, just check my journal for the link.

[annie_nana]

Listen, don't feel bad. My mom bought me a mum when she closed on my condo...Sort of a housewarming gift, I guess. Anyway, I think I overwatered it because at times I neglected it for days at a time. Also, I don't think that it got enough sunlight because one side of it completely died and the other side was reaching for the window. I tried to ressurect it, but alas, it was to no avail. On the other hand, I had my beta fish Fred for like 3 years, and he just wouldn't die. He just kept hanging on looking all gross and old. He finally died when I left him at home. Thank god. Anyway,don't worry because I think kids are easier to take care of than plants because they let you know when they need to be watered...err..fed.

[anonymous]

it's ok, fish suck
love amy

[anonymous]

last year, i decided to leave my beta fish alone in my dorm for the entirity of spring break. Unlike you i was fully aware of the damage i was causing. I also took into my undeserving bosom a goldfish who was fed Cheez-its in a tuperware bowl for two weeks before he kicked the bucket. I'm just a malicious care-taker. Take heart, Corrie...i'll babysit your kids one day ;)
-love, Gale