Sixty-Fifth Thought: Traumatizing Times of Owning Fish

When I was a kid, I had a total of 23 fish and some of the things I saw was so terrifying for a kid like me.
I had two goldfish and one was gold and fat. The other was white and black, not so fat. So, the fat goldie would nibble on the other goldfish's tail but I did not know until I saw the goldfish rip half the tail off. Of course, I shrieked like a banshee.
I also had a few smaller fish and some of them died gruesome deaths. For example, one was eaten by the gold goldfish. A few others got stuck in a water wheel and well...you know what happened when squishing happens.
One day, I found that the calm goldfish disappeared. I asked my parents what they did and the fish was 'buried'. If being in the garbage bag was a burial...sure?
Yeah, that was my experience as a fish owner. I wasn't the most knowledgable and I was definitely not fit for raising scaled things. Not the most happiest blurb but it was a random memory that popped up.

    ValKree Awww~ I remember owning several beta fish and keeping them in separate tanks with a divider so they wouldn’t seek one another and get angry. When they died, we buried them in the ground under a big bush. They lived for quite a long time, but I wouldn’t own fish again. However, they all had quite the personalities, and it was good time as a kid.

        Chryiss are so pretty.
        internet. As a kid who struggled with
        annoying ones are cute.

        edit: What was the original text....I did not write this!

            Sixty-Sixth Thought: Wannabe Assassin

            So, I am currently hunched over my laptop wearing a long, black robe decorated with candy cane patterns. I feel so powerful with the hood on and when my sister found me in the living room, she screamed. She probably thought I was an assassin or something. Muahahaha

            Sixty-Seventh Thought: Marshmallows

            It's such a weird word but I love it.

            As Death is inevitable and everyone is going to die one day and there's no fixed time and Death comes when it pleases... Isn't having a Fingerprint or FaceID locking your devices a bad choice? Pin, Password, and even Pattern lock would be a much better option if you don't want people prying into your stuff after you keel over randomly. Remember to encrypt your devices' storage as well.

              RABBITICOL Ermm...that's an interesting thought.
              I never used fingerprint or FaceID. My passwords usually have 20+ characters and to be honest, it would be interesting to have others look at my stuff when I kick the bucket. The worst is my search history full of stuff for schoolwork. Where available, which is usually on school sites, I use 2-step authentication. My laptop is so slow...I should get a new one for uni.

                  Sixty-Eight Thought: I am Sensitive to Light

                  My nickname is Vamp because I really hate going outside when the sun is out and it's a bright, happy day. My mother would sometimes say "you need the light!" I would say "nah, I'm the Lady in the Dark". If I was to make this more controversial, this also relates to my religious life. I do not need 'the light' in my life.
                  o.o

                    ValKree 2-step authentication is a must have, but a lot of people do not understand its value. It's good that you use it.

                        RABBITICOL Yeah, I found it and although I have no knowledge about that stuff, I found it was cool and worth the shot. Only the really important stuff has 2-step while everything else is just long passwords.
                        I have been hacked once but luckily, nothing too serious happened.
                        Computers are so interesting...

                        Oooh level 4! You've gone a long way.

                            Sixty-Ninth Thought: Sixty Nine?

                            O.o (I also cannot think of any interesting or enlightening thoughts today so muahaha, immature me is out for a bit). It took me so long to understand why my peers made weird faces whenever the number 69 is mentioned...I thought of pisces and nope, I have been fooled.

                              ValKree I use 2-step everywhere they have it. As I have some accounts that I share with others, I use really basic passwords (still good enough to not be hacked if you know how to keep yourself safe) for those so I don't have to tell them the same thing again and again. And I kid you not, the only thing that's kept those accounts safe is 2-step authentication as when someone I share the account with needs to login on a new device, they can just msg me and I give them the code that's needed. I receive these notifications of Someone just tried to log in to your account from this country and that country from time to time, and facepalm. Although the accounts are disposable, creating new ones and filling them with the same data again is annoying.

                              As for getting hacked, well, I have never been hacked and I hope it stays that way. Also, lol, I am so good at thinking up hard passwords that even I forget them some times (have lost one Google account to date because of no recovery method). So a password manager is a must have, too.

                                4 days later

                                Seventieth Thought: Picking Videos for Healthcare Class Presentation

                                It hurts, I cannot find a video that is not ugly (blurry or unflattering to the eye), has a shaky cameraman, is over ten minutes or has poor audio. I might be using the wrong keywords or something because none of these videos are going to touch my presentation. I tried looking for animations but nope.
                                The thing is...videos are a must. Facepalms
                                I just need a short video about a medical machine that has been studied so many times. I am tempted to go make a video for future students.

                                I am a drama queen....I know.

                                Seventy-Eighth Thought: Editing Works

                                My brain is completely fried...after editing three works (one chapter from each person). Two clients dropped because I was taking too long with one and I was like "mmmm. Kay". I like editing works that are not mine though, I am more motivated to edit stories that are not my own. I might be weird but whatever.

                                  ValKree I'm sure writers here will see this post and have stars in their eyes XD.

                                  Editing is a cool way to learn about other styles too. The editing process is a skill that unlocks a lot of doors careerwise.

                                      Veronica8 Haha, what type of stars? The glittery ones or the ones flying around?

                                      It really is and I think it would have been cool to edit more than one chapter each but alas, time and life won't allow it. I doubt I would do anything writing-related as work or a side job. However, it definitely does give more opportunities for exposure and interactions.

                                        Seventy-Ninth Thought: Calculus Teacher Using Internet Lingo (LOL)

                                        Yep, you read that right. I currently have a calculus teacher and since we are starting online schooling, he sent an Email which had "LOL" in it. Everyone was so caught off guard because it was an Email sent to students and parents. The class has a group chat on Instagram and everyone flocked to say "what, am I seeing that right? He wrote LOL!"
                                        Then, when the classroom was set up, everyone spammed the first post with "lol" in different styles.
                                        I love my peers this year...

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