Day Fifty/ Fifty-one:
Here's Comett with a "hidden" present we found on the walk. Screenshot taken by me of Nintendogs (copyright Nintendo, 2006)
I haven’t played my Nintendogs in a while. I have one of the older versions that you can still play on the older DS systems. I have a Chihuahua version which my sister got since the majority of the dogs on that version are hers. The one I was playing on was the Lab version, even though I chose to only own 3 shiba inus. They are very sweet and I have one with black fur, one with white fur, and one with orange fur. Their names are Starr, Comett, and Sunsett respectively. I haven’t really “completed” the game, but its still a fun laid back game that I play from time to time. I was looking at the copyright date on the game and I’m pretty sure it said 2006. To think how far Nintendogs has come since then.
Here's Sunsett on a walk (she brought a present). 🙂 Screenshot taken by me of Nintendogs (copyright Nintendo, 2006)
They all have the same personality types, although Comett is a boy so he is usually more mellow than Starr and Sunsett. They usually fight over who gets to cuddle up to Comett. The game is basically daily care including feeding, washing, and walking the pets. Its optional to train them to compete in competitions, though they are the main form of income if you want to buy items in the shop (including dog food). Starr and Comett are farther along in the competitions than Sunsett, though she is working her way on catching up. I don’t know if they still make the 2006 version, but its still a sweet version of the game.
I found out that there was a Dance Moms marathon on so it was hard to not watch the series, but actually get some work done. I was working on the monthly calendar for the club, though the screaming of Abby Lee and the super skinny girls who bend so their feet can touch their head. It looks very painful. The series is very addicting, and for some reason once I start watching it I can’t stop. I don’t know what I find so amusing, but maybe I’m just rooting for them to be able to perform the routine perfectly even though they’ve only known it for less than a week.
Marissa Meditation 