I never did get a job. Partly because I'm lazy partly because I don't need one and partly because I am a little apprehensive about doing something I'm not used to.
On Monday July 26th I had orientation for the University I am attending later in August. I felt like a freshman at a new high school all over again. Which is basically true. Most of the stupidity of high school was present in the lectures I attended (although the quietness was nice). We were told to make a friend or two and to stick close to them. We were also ordered to find something that interested us on campus and become involved in it. I met a few cool people but didn't really make any new friends. The day felt like they were just trying to find ways to waste time till 5 o clock when we were allowed to bail (seriously, 8-5?).
At orientation one of my friends asked if I would like to take her dog. Her family is losing their house because her father has been out of work for over a year and they haven't made a payment on their house for about that long. I immediately said sure and when I brought it up with my mom and she almost immediately said yes. So on wednesday I went over and picked up my dog, Frankie.

He is a really sweet little dog. My mother laughed at him for a half an hour straight when I brought him home due to his snorting and fatness. I believe he was fed mostly human food at his other house and so he's overweight and picky. He didn't eat anything until Friday, when my little sis gave him a soft dog food packet (used for our old decrepit Sweeney dog) and I used a trick I found on the Internet to get him to eat kibbles (put a little water in a bowl of dog food and heat it up to get the aroma going). I also got him to eat today which made me happier than it should have haha. He still has a lot of energy even though he's fat. He'll play fetch...kind of, and likes to go for walks even though it's a hassle to get his harness on him. He thinks it's a tug-o-war toy. He likes to follow me or my sis around the house. He's been trained (I think at his original house, not my friend's but the one before), he knows how to sit, and knows what "stay" means. He loves getting his chest scratched, I think because he can't reach it himself. He's just an awesome dog all around.
