Compare And Contrast Rocky And Zeppelin

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Hi, This may take you by surprise, but this is Rocky and Zeppelin writing to you. Rocky and I have a few things we would like to tell you and some are positive and some are negative. First, we want to tell you that we are so proud of you for all the work you have done with school. You have been so focused and dedicated to your school work and that is amazing for you. This comes with a downside though which is you haven’t cleaned our cages in two months. This is a big deal for us because we are sitting in gross bedding. Luckily, we have our hammocks to sleep in and our clean dust baths to hold us off until you clean our cages hopefully this week. You have been telling us that you will clean the cage for the past two weeks and nothing has happened,

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