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Updated Collection Pics!

I've finally gotten to take updated pics of my collection! YAY! I put them into a slide show, but can't get it to post, so here's the link; Tama Collection Slide Show 

I had one pic of non-bandai pets that wouldn't fit into the show. Here it is;

Ocean Adult #3

YAY! I got my 3rd adult on an Ocean! This is the 2nd Taiyakitchi I've had, and I also had a KeroPyontchi. I know that you have to miss 2 time-outs to get the bad teen from the toddler stage. I *think* the adult stage character is determined by how full or empty the discipline bar is. I purposfully missed 2 time-outs at the teen stage trying to get a different adult, but in the end, the bar was still full. After this run, I'll try again for a different adult, missing all possible time-outs should I get to the teen stage again.

Tribute to Aaron

Aaron was hatched March 15th, 2006. He was hatched for the sole purpose of seeing just how long a new generation tamagotchi could live. His home was a translucent pink V3 shell, which he ended up calling "home" for 145 tama years. He died on August 7th, 2006. To date, Aaron is the longest lived tamagotchi that we know of with record and proof of his age. I became very attached to him over the months. He became more than just a Virtual Pet. I know it sounds goofy, but Aaron was one thing I looked forward to every day.

It was really all my fault that he died. See, I was in a time zone one hour behind my own(on vacation), so Aaron went to bed at 7pm and got up at 6am (instead of 8pm and 7am). I should have changed his clock to match the area I was at. However, in keeping with the "never pausing, never messing with the time" thing, I didn't. The night before he died, I had gotten busy with family and missed checking him before he went to bed. When I did check him, there he was, fast asleep with poo beside his bed (for the first time ever I may add). I then checked his stats and he had gone off to sleep with only 1 hungry heart and 2 happy hearts full. I knew I would need to get up early to check on him. Of course, on vacation, I had no alarm clock to wake me up. I overslept. When I did finally wake at 7:30am, I ran to get Aaron, but it was too late. He had been up for an hour and a half with no one to care for him. Poor Aaron! Although I miss him dearly, I know he is up in Tama-Heaven telling all the young dead tamas stories about how he was one of the longest living tamas ever to have lived on planet Earth. Rest in Tama-Peace my dear Aaron! I will miss you! ~KM