[please help correct] I've learnt responsibility through keeping a cat

I have a cat named Heibao. He is 16-months old now. I adopted him from a charity girl a year ago. He is very pretty and naughty and is knows how to make me smike. However, several days ago, I noticed there was a tiny bald area on his left ear. I didn't pay much attention until it became red and had a small scab. I was worried so I took him to the animal hospital this afternoon. The doctor examined it very carefully and said it was "microsporum canis", a kind of skin disease which can be very dangerous when left alone and can be passed on to humans. I was so scared. I don't know why a house cat would have this disease. The doctor said it might be the hygienic problem. Sometimes an unclean litter box would trigger the disease. I'm so remorseful because I didn't clean its litter box and scrub its bed duly recently. I felt so sorry about my cat. The doctor prescribed an ointment, and told me it would have a great possibility that Heibao will be ok in a week if I apply the medicine on time. I thanked the doctor and brought Heibao back home. I can't help blaming myself for my laziness with cleaning. It really taught me a lesson about responsibility, like mother, like daughter.

The British (and original) version of The Office!!

They do have proofreaders, but these days the people writing the articles are paid less and less, so the best people are working elsewhere. You can always send them an email and they will correct mistakes in the next day's edition, in a small box.

Less and fewer is not a mistake as such. It's the way English as a living langauge has grown. I myself use fewer where necessary, in the same way that I do not use gift as a verb ("he gifted this to me"). But I understand that English is being used in the ways I do not feel to be natural and we must accept this.

I would recommend, if you can get it - raw horse. It's delicious!

Try some good ramen (it's very cheap)

If you can find an izakaya (Japanese pub), they will have a lot of great food. What part of Japan are you in? I might be able to recommend somewhere