Teaching Me a Lesson

There's a teeter totter tube I got it, and I was playing around with it.

Now, it clogged up one side with bedding so I can't get to it from behind.

Signs of Intelligence

It likes to eat this big peanut butter stick, and I found it buried it completely.  It doesn't seem to be eating much else but I have seen has some.  The food doesn't seem to be going down, though, still the same amount it looks.  It must be just enjoying the peanut butter stick.

I was shining light in its house a lot, and I can't move the house in the cage because it's attached.  Next time, I saw it covered the whole with bedding so I couldn't do it.

Waiting

I was playing with it near its wheel yesterday.  I saw as I was near, it came out a little to see if I wanted to see it again and when I wasn't there went back.  When I was there, it was just sitting there looking at me.

I played with it in a certain area recently, and when I left it was so emotional and affectionate yearning to see if it could do the same thing in that spot again.  It was there for quite a moment and moving, forward, etc.

The Most Emotion

My hamster has fairly more light pink eyes for a hamster.  She is white and an orange-y color.  She is so emotional and is expressive.  She cares for me like a mentor, like "a boy and his dog."  Well, she fell when the door might have been left open by aliens.  I trapped her and got her back after about 2 days.  She was fatter and eventually couldn't fit in the little dwarf hamster sized tube, so I rearranged the cages/rooms...  She used to look more "with it" and symmetrical.  She seems fine mostly and is still extremely dexterous and pretty fast and coordinated, surprisingly, like a higher species.  It seems she has some better qualities than humans, like the next step for hominids and primates.  Anway, the most emotion is how she seems to feel for her pain maybe from the fall and slouches over and nods, like she is catching her breath.  No complaining, she still cares about me.  It is so touching.  It's very sad.  She might be okay, but I don't want to bother going to the vet to wonder if she's dirty from running around the room, which is a garage, my room ... nor to see if they will will surgery on her or put her to sleepy yada yada yada.  It might be fun, but it might be better not to, in this case.  It might be incurable.  Maybe, her nerves are shocked.  I heard when they fall sometimes they just sit there for awhile and then move, but they can show signs of being hurt.  She moved a lot when she was heaving.  I dunno if she was just on one of her wheels or what.  So cute and expressive! hard to say in words how much it is!