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The new addition to our familyLast night as Crystal and I were driving down our street a 3-5 month old puppy darted out in front of our car. Luckily Crystal saw it in time and I slammed on the breaks. We shooed it out from the front of our car and we parked in front of our garage. We then took a closer look at the dog as we coached it to us. The puppy is very malnourished and is missing the tip of it's tail. We brought it inside and gave it some food and water. Crystal and I tested it's aggression by petting it while it was eating and moving its food bowl around. The dog was not aggressive to people at all and was very playful. We then took the new puppy in to the backyard to see how she would get along with our current dog, Lexy. Lexy has never had trouble with other dogs and loves having a buddy. The puppy was no exception. They became instant friends. So much so that after each of them drinks waters they lick the excess water off each other's lips. R.I.P. My Xbox 360Over the past week my Xbox 360 has started locking up. This happened right after the Spring Update and me starting to play Halo 2. So I thought that it had to do with the Halo 2 Xbox Compatibility. Then it started locking up during Marvel Ultimate Alliance and Guitar Hero 2. Tonight it locked up and I rebooted it... and.... flashing red rings of death. I rebooted and the Xbox 360 came back online. But it kept locking up now much quicker then before. So I called Xbox support, tried what they told me too and during troubleshooting I got the red ring of death again. So now they are shipping a box to me so I can get it repaired. FYI, I keep my 360 well ventilated. Granted it is a bit hot in Texas but I keep the house at 78 degrees and the computers don't have a problem. I purchased my Xbox 360 on March 1st, 2007, and it died on May 15th 2007. It didn't even last three months. Which could be perceived as a blessing in disguise considering my warranty ends on June 1st. |