I’ve found that there are those who like to be busy. There are those who appreciate time to ponder over matters when they are most important. And there are those who live life on the edge.
In Chinese this word for a time loop is usually translated as “chicken.” It comes from the phrase “feng shui hamlet,” which is a phrase used to describe a city with a small community of people who are always busy. We’ve seen this in our own time-looping gaming experience, where I have to put in a lot of time to get the game done.
Although I have been a hamster lover for years, I have to admit I have never really put myself out in the world of real hamster-related work. But here I am, getting ready to go to the Hamster Day event that will take place in Beijing this year. I have been working on chinese hamster care for a few years now, and was recently hired by a friend of mine to help her with marketing and promotion for this event.
In the last couple of years, there has been a lot of attention given to what makes a hamster happy, and a lot of research done into how to keep hamsters happy. I have to admit I’m a bit obsessed with the topic. When I was a kid, I used to spend hours on the internet reading about hamsters, and I was pretty sure I knew everything there was to know about them.
I do have to admit that I am a bit of a hamster hound myself. I have read every article and blog post that has been written about keeping hamsters happy. I have watched tons of YouTube videos about hamsters, and I have read hundreds of books about them. But I have never actually had a hamster. In fact, I don’t even know if I can still be considered a “real” hamster.
I have a friend who lives in a village in China. She says that she grew up in a town of about 200 people and has never had a hamster since she was about eight. The reason? Apparently if you live in a village with no outside contact, the hamster population will always be out of control. It’s a good thing for her though because her hamsters are adorable.
In the same vein as my hamster friend, I have a friend who is an engineer, but she has never even had a hamster. Apparently the reason is that she is afraid of them. She also seems to have a lot of issues with the hamsters at her home. My friend is always telling me how she has hamsters in her house. I dont even know if that means they are her friends but it sounds like that is the reason.
It is a good thing for them because it makes her feel like she is not alone in her house. They are also a great distraction from other things, like the fact that one of her cats has a brain tumor, a heart attack, and a stroke.
Hamsters are great for a lot of reasons. They are cute, they are clever, they are not as loud as dogs, and they do a little bit of everything. I do think that they are too loud for a lot of people. They also have annoying habits that can lead to them becoming destructive. However, it is a good thing for them because it makes her feel more alone and more vulnerable.
So the only thing that makes hamsters, and cats in general, a good distraction is that they love attention. A quick look at their behavior tells you that this is the case. They are pretty much attention seeking creatures. They have a penchant for staring at you, making you look away, and being the constant reminder of how annoying they are. In most cases, they also get a lot of attention from others, which makes them great for getting attention from strangers.