Tonight I decided to make a toy for Miami. I used an idea which I heard about this morning on Petkeeping with Mark Morrone (a great show for pet care advice). I already only give Miami untreated cardboard, and since I'm a bit lazy, that usually amounts to toilet paper and paper towel rolls. It's easier than sorting all the dyed cardboard that enters our house.
Anyway, I took an ordinary toilet paper roll
and I stuffed it with timothy hay
to create a toy for Miami.
I put it in her cage, along with a strip of toilet paper. TP is awesome, because it is cheap and it is the best bedding imaginable for hamsters. Look in the top-right corner of the cage.
When I was finally able to distract her from her wheel
she fell in love with the toy, as you can see!
Anyway, I took an ordinary toilet paper roll
and I stuffed it with timothy hay
to create a toy for Miami.
I put it in her cage, along with a strip of toilet paper. TP is awesome, because it is cheap and it is the best bedding imaginable for hamsters. Look in the top-right corner of the cage.
When I was finally able to distract her from her wheel
she fell in love with the toy, as you can see!
posted by Tidy Bowl at
10:22 PM
4 Comments:
Awesome job helping out Miami! I bet she loves it.
How did you get the title to scroll like that?
By
Michael Faris, At
December 11, 2005 2:07 PM
HTML. There's several good HTML guides online, which is how I've learned HTML so far. If I had more time, I'd play with my blog site more than I do.
By
Tidy Bowl, At
December 11, 2005 2:12 PM
Michael,
Shucks, you are going to have to read an HTML guide. Blogger won't let me type the code that I put into the system to produce the scrolling text.
What I did with my title is called a marquee. That's the HTML word for when text scrolls like that.
Read this tutorial, it helped me figure out how to do it. I'm still learning HTML every day.
http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/_MARQUEE.html
Feel free to ask any questions and I will answer as best as I can, though I don't claim to be an expert on HTML at all.
By
Tidy Bowl, At
December 11, 2005 2:24 PM
Thanks!
By
Michael Faris, At
December 11, 2005 5:14 PM
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