Kevin and Jim kindly installed it yesterday, and I'm in dish-washing bliss. Or at least as near to that as exists.
In other exciting news, Carolyn received an aquarium from her grandparents for Christmas, and we bought fish for it. Little did we know our gold Balloon Molly (who declined to be photographed) was a soon-to-be mommy.
Currently, we have 8 living--painstakingly rescued in our make-shift nursery until we make it back to the pet store. The all-knowing Internet says mollies give birth in numbers ranging from 12 to 100. I've seen a half-dozen dead already, so hopefully we're done. We really can't keep all these fish, anyway. Anybody want a molly?
The pictures aren't stellar, but. . .well, it's difficult to capture tiny moving fish through glass and water.
4 comments:
The faucet is awesome!! I'm so glad you found one you liked. The fish story is priceless. We had fish for years and never had babies. Good luck with the adoption process. Love Mom C
Yay for clearance! :-)
Have fun with the fish! Evan has always wanted an aquarium, but I don't see that going over well in this house. ha How many big fish do you have?
Just two--hoping the 2nd one turns out to be female, too, so we have a limited future of fish babies. But we thought from the first it was male, as it chases the other constantly. So we'll see.
If you were closer, I would be happy to fulfill Evan's fish wish! I bet Nathan would love them.
Many years of fish and no babies. You must have gotton lucky, the girls would have loved to have baby fish. You do know Nathan well he loves his ish(fish)...meanwhile I am also in search of a facuet, so send the find the good deal vibes our way..
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