One Girl. One Journey.

Many people have pets such as dogs, cats, fish, ferrets, etc. but did you know Russian tortoises make great pets as well? The Russian tortoise is one of the smallest species of tortoises ever! Their size ranged from 5-10 inches, depending on gender. Males tend to be smaller then females. This makes them great pets in many ways. They are small! A small tortoise, such as the Russian tortoise can be housed indoors or outdoors depending on the climate you live in and they make great pets! Indoor Enclosure Depending on what kind of climate you live in, indoor enclosures may be the choice for you. The bigger the terrarium  is the better.  If you decide to keep your Russian tortoise indoors keep in mind the temperature should be in the range of 68 to 80 degrees. Indoor enclosures should consist of a substrate. Many people like using a combination of soil and mulch. You can also purchase a substrate at your local pet store, but if your looking to keep costs at a minimum plain old dirt is

People are always wanting to become a "Bloggers", whether it be personal or professional. It can be interesting how people compose their blogs. Some look so engaging while others do not. Since I'm giving this " blog life" a shot I decided I would do some research of my own. I came across a few blogs. Some I enjoyed and really admire, while others not so much. I like to start off with the negative and the blogs I didn't enjoy as much and then ending on a good note.  The first blog I came across was: All the Xbox One Indie, Third-Party and First-Party Launch Titles by Matt Peckham The moment I opened this blog I knew I did not like it before even reading the post and what it is about. The layout to me looked more like a article then blog. I do understand that this is a professional blog, but in my eyes it looks like a advertisement more so.  As I read through the article and learned a little about the Xbox, I felt like it left me hanging. Maybe the author

Hello to all who visit my blog. My name is Aida Begovic.  After 4 years of working at Wells Fargo Bank I decided to do what was best for me. I left the banking industry to focus on myself. Within those 4 years I did nothing for myself. My life was just consumed of working. With that being said, I fell behind in school and was only taking one class a semester. If I continued this it would have gotten me nowhere. Currently I am enrolled at Glendale Community College where I am finishing my associates in General Business. After I finish my associates I am going to transfer to University of Arizona to pursue my dream career, Veterinary Science in hopes of becoming a vet. Prior to this decision, I wanted to study accounting, but why study and major in a field that bores you to death and makes you feel blah just for the money? This was not what I really wanted to do. That's why I have decided to do what’s best for me and what I love which is helping animals.    In my spare time, I love