So a week or two ago I ordered an angelgotchi, an angelgotchi case, and a tamagotchi angel. Guess which arrived first? ...the case, of course. *sigh* I suppose the upside is that when the angelgotchi finally arrives, it will have its nice, sparkly, winged suit of armor all ready to go.
I hadn't planned on getting the tamagotchi angel, but when I saw a new one pop up on eBay with a reasonable price, I made an impulse purchase. When I see others going for over four times as much, it makes me want to save mine and not open it once it arrives! Still, since I'm not able to read Japanese, it would be nice to run one in English for a change.
DAN THE DINKIE DINO
Alas, he didn't make it past day 8. I think having to go to jury duty and turning off his sound and then forgetting to change his clock all contributed to his accidental death. When I checked the happy angel stats, everything was up...including the temperature. I fear he got cooked at 40 degrees.
I was going to take a photo of the happy angel last night, when it suddenly switched over to the dead angel? Not nearly as cute. I choose to remember him with this final happy pic of him at day 8, looking hearty and healthy from his steady diet of noodles and soft drinks.
Flipps and Bernie contemplate the possible cause of death.
DARUMA CHIBI
This little guy changed into a happy little Unchikun last night!
TMGC+C DUO
The stealth tama breeder struck again two nights ago. It's not so bad since they were both girls. This new generation is a boy and a girl! A Young Mametchi and a Chamametchi right now. I'll have to keep an eye on them around day 5 if I want the chance to connect them up for the next generation.
TABLETOP TENT
So I have this tendency to geek out with my hobbies. By this I mean that if the hobby leads me off on tangents, I will usually research those tangents out of love for the hobby. The last big thing was starting a saltwater reef aquarium where the tangents took me off into the worlds of chemistry, electrical and plumbing. Phosphates, peltier devices and float switches, anyone? Anyway, with tamagotchis and starting this log, my new tangent is photography of tamas. At work yesterday, someone in our photography newsgroup asked for recommendations for a tabletop tent. Tabletop tent? Basically it's this white, pop-up semi-cube that allows you to diffuse your lights to get glare-free, bright pictures of items up-close. Squee! I put one on my wishlist for my birthday in a few months. If I get it, I'll be sure to post photos of the setup and its results.