Oh I, oh, I’m still alive
Hey, I, I, oh, I’m still alive
Hey I, oh, I’m still alive

Right. Well, as you can see, I’m “a bit” busy with not updating my site. (*LOL*) Nothing really happened, except I have a lot of stuff to do (or, should I say, 2 do) and, well, I didn’t update my site in a while. That doesn’t mean I forgot about it, I just don’t have time to write anything interesting at the moment (not that my posts are interesting in general- *LOL*). You see, I have to work with… all I’m gonna say is M.M. ugh. Don’t ask. Or, please, ask, I do need more visitors.

Anyway, I just wanted to say I’m still here, still alive and jefflion still rocks (*LOL*)

PS-Sorry about *LOLs*, there’s a Fluff contest going on at the Facebook. Really mean, really confusing. At least to me. If you know what I’m talking about, well, you know all about the contest, and low ratings and all the mess in TEH fluff world. If you don’t… lucky you.
(*LOL*)

So, I decided to upgrade Wordpress, because I was bored. No, actually, this site was a bit slow, and “they” promised it’s gonna be much faster with 2.5.

Good news: it IS faster. And I managed to upgrade it in 3 minutes or so, without any crap, errors, messed code and similar beauties.

Bad news: I really don’t see any super-new features (pere-pegla-puši features as we say here). Same old crap, but editor, aka wp-admin looks nice. But hey, at least it’s fast. That all I wanted.

PS-I’m still addicted to last.fm. That’s (like) the most amazing (like) site in teh univerze! (LOL!)
Who knew.

My dear hamster Ellie died today afternoon.

I adore animals and I really loved my Ellie. She was a white-with-black-ears Syrian, and she lived for two years and two months, which means she died of old age.

When she was 5 months old, Ellie lost her left hind foot in an accident. Nobody knows what really happened. She escaped the cage with her brothers and sisters, and when she was found, we noticed her foot was black. A few days later, the foot fell of, and after that, she was acting normally, eating, playing etc.

Ellie was not my hamster back then, but I adopted her after the accident, because I knew it would be really hard for her to find a nice home- people don’t really want disabled hamsters as pets. I’m glad I adopted Ellie, because she was an adorable little hammie, sweet and surprisingly tame for a female (female Syrians tend to be a bit aggressive).

Ellie mated with Vito, and had two babies. Yes, there were only two of them in the litter, both males- which was a bit surprising, since there are usually a) at least 5 cubs in the litter, b) there are often more females than males. And Ellie had only two cubs, both males, Chip and Dale.

She died of old age, but I still gonna miss her. She was not just a pet hamster, she was my little Ellie, you know what I mean?

Here’s a really short clip of Ellie and her son Chip (he died in June 2007, my poor Chip); he’s outside the cage, and Ellie is inside. Of course, he didn’t know she was his mother and was interested in her as an ordinary female.

RIP, my darling, my little Ellie.