Thanks for the tips, Rose. That's something I may try I did quit school for the summer, so that may make my life easier (I'm going back for fall session, so don't worry, I'm not an adolescent delinquent lol).

Oy. Sorry for the lack of updates. I had an extremely stressful week, but most of my stress is gone so I'm going to try and update more regularly now.

Sally went from Nikatchi to Whaletchi. Oops. I did the same thing to her that I did with Kevin; she got sick once during her adolescence but she didn't turn out TOO bad. Tonight she had a baby boy with a Kusatchi (a relative of Benji's, perhaps?). I have a name picked out for him already, but it's a secret until Sally leaves him in my care. Not much else to report on my V2, and probably not much for tomorrow; the baby will probably get sick tomorrow, as usually happens when the adult is carrying the baby.


Here's Sally, the couch potato.

Cedric the Tarakotchi is no more. I am holding off hatching my P1 again until I can do so at a reasonable hour.

The first generation of Bings made their bonding up to 70% in the end. I don't recall all of their adolescent stages, but Bruno was a Mukugetchi, Betty a Potetchi, and Brett a Hatugatchi. Obviously, the bonding level was not ideal at the time of their adult evolution. They spent a few days bonding until this evening when Bruno decided to make a family with a Yonepatchi. (I have the video but it's not uploaded to YouTube yet, as we are having connection problems over here.) They had triplets, Bertie, Bebe, and Billy. I was in the bathroom at the time so I didn't get to witness it, but Bertie became a Mattaritchi, Bebe a Tororotchi, and Billy an Ahirukotchi. Ahirukotchi is my fave, but I still think I want Bertie to be the one to breed the next generation. Or perhaps Bebe; I've never had the mother be the one to breed before. Today, the kids played with paper airplanes, which was pretty cute to watch. Tomorrow, I think, is going to be an exciting day in the lives of the second generation of Bings.

The Bing Family, at 70% bonding.

Ah, the sleeping trap. I, too, have fallen there. It isn't fun. >.<  Perhaps you could try offsetting their clocks a bit so that they'd wake up later? If you change it while they're asleep to a time when they're still asleep it won't affect them.

Good luck with all of your tams, and your V5 especially. Those are generally pretty glitchy, but hopefully yours will be okay.

Yesterday, Kevin went dying on me. I slept pretty late so I didn't realise he had gotten sick until it was too late. After he left, I hatched Sally. After her infant stage, she became a Marutchi. I took fairly good care of her yesterday, but I think I fed her too many snacks. This morning, having slept late again, I woke up to her sick and having her hearts completely drained. Uh-oh. I don't want to fall into the same trap I did with Kevin. She also had two poops next to her, so I got her cleaned up and medicated. I fed her and played with her right after. From now on, I'm going to take better care of her, and perhaps pause her during night school.

Today, Cedric became a Kuchitamatchi. And I'm not surprised; with all the snack feeding and neglecting I did, I pretty much knew that was his fate. Like I said earlier, the problem is that I keep forgetting about him; he's kind of the third wheel between my V2 and my V5. But I am going to try and take better care of him as well.

Meet the Bing family. There are two sons and a daughter, with the daughter being the middle child. The oldest is Bruno, who is now an Ahirukotchi, then Betty, a Tororotchi, and Brett is the youngest, a Mousetchi. I'm expecting their teenage forms to come any time now. But until then, let me tell you about their progress. With the exception of this morning having their hearts drained completely (luckily nobody was sick), I've been taking pretty good care, trying not to miss any bonding sessions. Their bonding is at 10%, having had 3 bonding sessions within the past 24 hours. But I don't understand why they still act like complete strangers around each other when I press the C button. I'm trying to do a variety of activities and not always pick the same type, so I'm hoping for the best for these little guys. I'm glad there are five hearts on the Familitchi instead of just four; I would be surely out of luck if that weren't the case.

More on these guys tomorrow, folks.

Thank you, Rose, and I did actually beat the game a couple of times Here's the update on my Tamas for today.

With Kevin, I faced my worst nightmare: taking bad enough care that I got Gozarutchi. I learned to like him though. I just can't get over how quickly his happy hearts drain. I've been giving him snacks because I haven't felt like playing the game so he's rather heavy. The matchmaker is coming for Kevin tomorrow, and I'm hoping I can better my V2 caretaking with the next generation.

Video I got of Kevin doing his ninja thang. (The music in the background was not intentional; I just happened to be listening when he started doing it. Enjoy it.)

Garth became a Togetchi and had a successful stint as a pastry chef. He was fairly low-maintenance and was adorable. His job completely owned Eliot's job at the restaurant. Today I decided I was bored with my V4 and was debating starting up either a V1 or my V5. I played with my V1 a bit today, but I really want to play with the V5, so I'm starting it up tomorrow morning. Hope you all will enjoy my Familitchi log

In addition to these guys, I started up a P1 again. I'm running my blue, pink, and yellow unit and I have a Marutchi named Cedric. My only problem with Cedric is that I keep forgetting that he's there until he beeps at me. The P1 game is incredibly difficult for me, so I've just been feeding him snacks. Let's see how that turns out, shall we?

Sorry my entry isn't longer today, but I hope you enjoy my video of my Gozarutchi.

She's such a cute little Lady! I'm almost glad that she is not a Devil. That is somewhat disappointing though. All of the pictures are so cuuuuuuuute! ^_^

Gourmetchi is so adorable. ^_^ Don't worry about the game! I'm sure that you will get better at it. Yay for the ability to post pictures!
Good luck with your tamas!