I was probably fortunate that my dog was mainly sleeping all day by 14. And one of those times he didn't wake up.MagSigmaX wrote:Well, tonight we decided to put our 11 year old dog to sleep for good.
I'm sorry to hear that. Our dog was 12 when was he put to sleep. He also had a tumor. I was actually out of town partaking in a competition when it happened. My family didn't tell me about it, because they were afraid that it might affect my performance. They were probably right, but it was still a harsh surprise to come home from long trip and notice that someone's missing.MagSigmaX wrote:Well, tonight we decided to put our 11 year old dog to sleep for good. She had two hugeass tumors growing inside of her that slowly hindered her movement until she was unable to move, so we decided to end her suffering. Man, I cried like a baby... I never felt like this before, its almost surreal, I still can't believe she is gone. I will miss her. :cry:
Family can suck, plain and simple. I've got a few friends who're in your boat, think we've got anther forumer here who feels the same way.Cage wrote:Hooray for having your own work, which you do as your passion, for free, you pour heart into it and try to make it best, completely neglected. Hooray.
Sometimes I feel like I'd rather have a brain tumor instead of a brother.
Indeed.Project Dark Fox wrote:think we've got anther forumer here who feels the same way.
Being a good illustrator was something I always wanted to achieve but my skill wasn't enough, and it still is. But I'm working on changing that 
NO GHASTLY, DON'T DO IT.Ghastly_dragon wrote:Actually started Final Fantasy 1. Interesting so far.
