When I first heard this ‘new’ category, I thought, what
on earth could I do that would reflect the word new? And then I spent a night at
my cousin’s and her youngest daughter had just gotten a new little
hamster. Bingo!
On Sunday morning daughter wanted to hold Rose (the hamster’s
name), but couldn’t get her out of the cage, so I volunteered to help. I gave
her to daughter, but once Rose started moving around, she didn’t like that too
much and handed her back to me. So, she moved around on me, I stuck her in my
cardigan’s pocket, she tried getting up my sleeve and daughter kept moving about
to keep track of Rose. It was adorable, even if she did bite me (Rose that is,
not daughter).
Just one thing to remember: when you’ve had any chocolate
sprinkles for breakfast (like I did) and you find one after you handle a
hamster, don’t think it’s a chocolate sprinkle. I thought it was a
chocolate sprinkle, stuck it in my mouth and realised it was hamster poo. Good
thing it was tiny…
This is my third entry for Photo Theme for Thursday. Why not
join?
how cute :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a dear!
ReplyDeleteHahaha ! it certainly didn't harm your weight. Hamsters are so cute, we had guinea pig, it was the boss in the house, even the cats respected him ! Mr. G. called him a "poo machine" he ate and 10 min later it had gone "through".
ReplyDeleteNew is right. I've never seen such a tiny hamster. (I've had two.)
ReplyDeleteChocolate sprinkles, LOL!! Lindy thinks the hamster looks like lunch.
Love the photos, Mara.
K
You also have to be careful with the kinds of breads that have little seeds on them.
ReplyDeleteEww on the sprinkle!
ReplyDeleteRose is very cute.
Ewww! Cute hamster. You don't look very comfortable holding it though. I'm not a fan of hamsters. They do tend to bite, as you've noticed. I prefer horses. They don't bite (at least not very often) and their poo does not resemble a chocolate sprinkle.
ReplyDeleteThat hamster is A.DOR.ABLE!
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