1.I like baby sitter club grapix but that's more like a graphic novel. 2. 3 kitties!3.good!

1. Garfield 2. Lol a goldfish named Hermione! 3. Good! We were planning to go to California but our flight was canceled.... :( But so far I've been reading nonstop, and that's the best summer I could hope for!

5 dogs= Bingo, Tracy, wella, ella and toby 1 goldfish = fishbob Hamsters= Sam and Sandra Cat= Quentin

1. COMICS 2. 5 dogs, 1 goldfish 2 hamsters and 1 cat 3. It's winter not summer

How is everyone doing? Great, i hope. Here’s some questions for you. 1. What is your favorite comic? 2. What pets do you have? (If you have pets) 3. How’s your summer going? My answers: Garfield and Stone Soup and Peanuts. Two. A dog named Keegan and a fish named Hermione. Great!

Yes like now it's like covid 19 doesn't exist anymore

1. Yew berries. They aren't really poisonous, but their seeds are. 2. Acadia tree. When an animal chews on one, the tree will respond with a deadly poison that takes 30 minutes to generate. 3. I eat apples, bananas, and avocado. They can generate energy. 4. Raspberry, Blackberry, and Blueberry.

Hi, I have some questions. 1. What is a berry dangerous to people and animals? 2. What tree can be poisonous after 30 minutes? 3. What fruits do you eat? 4. How many fruits have the word ''Berry" on them? Thanks for my followers and thanks for taking this quiz!

Hey guys! I have another fun activity while you are quarantined! How to make a easy puzzle: You don’t even need a pair of scissors to make your own puzzle, as long as you already have puzzles at home. All you need is crayons, markers or paint. Create your own puzzle by simply using the other side of a puzzle you have (it’s usually blank cardboard) to draw or paint your own picture. First, you’ll need to put the original puzzle together, then carefully flip it over. Draw your complete picture, take a picture of it to reference, then break the puzzle apart and build it back using your image instead. Make it even more difficult by drawing on the separate pieces first, then trying to put the puzzle together without knowing what it will look like until the end.