I am happy to join my shape friends. I am an oval, a slightly squashed version of a circle. I don’t roll well, but I make great cat eyes. You can use me to create eggs or holes in the ground, be careful you don’t fall in. I am also great as a plate; you can decorate me around the edges or the middle and place yummy treats on me. Play with me, and pair me with other shapes to make your art slides fun and unique.

I am jumping in to join my shape friends. Don’t I look terrific? I am a pentagon, and I have five sides and five corners. Your pets can have so much fun fitting me together to form unusual art. A single pentagon looks like the silhouette of a barn or house. Put a few of me together, and I make good paving stones or wall decorations. Play around with me and see what new animals or fun buildings you can create.

We have puzzle shapes, but I have come to join in the fun as they were a bit lonely with no connecting puzzle pieces to join up with. Now you can finish a whole puzzle. When you are done having fun joining me up with my pals, you and your pets can decide on what picture should be on me if you want a picture.

With offshore islands that are practically a stone's throw from Russia, Hokkaido is the northernmost of Japan's main islands. It has areas of wilderness with wild bears, and is home to Japan's indigenous population of the Ainu, The quantity and quality of snow makes Hokkaido a very popular destination for skiers in the winter, and summer sees an influx of people from the other islands of Japan as the qir quality on Hokkaido is excellent.

Kyushu is the third largest island in Japan. It has all kinds of attractions, from active volcanoes to calm beaches. The volcanic activity has created the ideal territory for hot springs, called onsen in Japanese, which are very popular. Other attractions range from its striking mountains to tonkotsu ramen!

Shikoku is the smallest of Japan's main islands but there is a lot to do there. The temple at Ryozenji, in TokushimaIt is stage one in the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgramage. The island is famed for its hot springs, the Dogo Onsen, Kochi Castle, with its original keep, it has a summer dance festival attracting an international audience and last but not least, a visitor to Shikoku should be sure to sample the delicious udon noodles!

Honshu is the main island of Japan, being the largest and most populated of the islands. It is home to the Japanese capital, Tokyo, and also Mt Fuji. There is something for everypet in Honshu, from hot springs and spiritual temples to the vibrant nightlife of Tokyo!

I'm essential for all kinds of sewing and embroidery, and I come ready threaded so you don't strain your eyes. Perfect!

Australia's Aboriginal flag is one of three official Australian flags. Its background is black for the aboriginal people and red for the red earth and ochre used in traditional ceremonies, with the sun in the foreground.

Easy, breezy short hair. Short hair can suit any pet and be cooler on those hot days.

Swinging locks. Perhaps you could use this to make a braid or ponytail.

One side can be longer and one side shorter, whatever fashion your pet likes best.

Hair for the top of the head fits with short or long hair. Pile it high or wear it low, makes suitable fringe as well.

There are many hairstyles. Play around with all the choices and see what your pet likes best. It is so easy to change your hairstyle and colour.

What animal wears this striking combination of colors and shapes? Some pet sure is lucky to be adorned in this! And, for fun, if you look close enough at the random shapes you may even be able to see your favorite pets or other objects.

A wonderful chameleon overlay with a neutral black background. Artists can fill the chameleon with any pattern, colour, or pet to create a unique chameleon that no one has ever seen before to display on your pet’s page and in the PnF Gallery.

Is this pattern from the (faux) hide of a cow or is it an ink blot go awry? Only the designer truly knows.

What secrets lie in the deep abyss, gaze into my eyes and see if they abyss looks back!

What secrets lie in the deep abyss, gaze into my eyes and see if they abyss looks back!

What secrets lie in the deep abyss, gaze into my eyes and see if they abyss looks back!

Just a little underlay for your bird house opening to serve as a back wall. After all, we can't have a draft in our little home, now can we?

The letter Z stands for Dexter's Paw-Shaking Zoo in PnF. The Zoo is the place to find pets waiting patiently for your paw shake!

Y is for Yummy, which is the word for all the tasty food available for feeding the pets - fruit, cake, cereal, vegetables, chocolate, cheese, mashed potato and much, much more!

The letter X marks the spot on the treasure maps pets use during some of the Quests in PnF!

W is for Weather Game, your daily prize. What will you win today—some FnC, a cute stripy umbrella, a rain cloud or perhaps a beautiful butterfly?

V is for Visiting—come to the Zoo! We shake paws, we feed pets—there’s so much to do!

U stands for Unicorn, just one of the many beautiful creatures you can adopt in PnF!

T is for Troll, of scary repute. But on coins made of copper, our trolls are quite cute!

The letter S is for Skeezle, one of PnF's less popular NPC's. But it's not Skeezle's fault that he's unpopular, just because he lets us know when the pet we tried to shake paws with has a private account...

R is for Reward. Share your art, Quest or Weather Game prizes to your Facebook page and if anyone joins the game through your efforts, you win a fun prize!

Q is for Quokka. Quokkas here and there, on drinks and art. The quokkas are a tribute to our Aussie friends!

The letter P is very important in PnF! Why, in fact it's the very core of us: Pets, Paws & People!

O is for Oh My! I think we've got a winner! A winner of a full size reward, of a quest find or maybe of a fun raffle.

N is for nature created by our artists and Resident pets. Enjoying all the seasons of a global community!

M is for Machine, Fruit Machine! The cause of several addictions throughout PnF. Pets and friends alike spin, spin, spin that machine to get all the goodies in there. There has been talk of establishing a rehab facility...

L is for Lovable—the word for our pets. Whichever you choose, you will have no regrets!

K is for kindness shown all the time by our players and by our pets. And our Joy that comes in and spoils us rotten.

J is for Jigsaw - such fun to complete! The mystery boxes reveal your treat!

I is for ingenuity! The creation of new creatures and decorations by using these three things in art challenges!

H is for happiness, which describes the excitement of a new day at change over to see what kind of special treat we get from The Weather Girls.

G is for Gourd House, to house your chosen pet. Which pet will you fall in love with from all the appealing creatures saying “Choose me! Choose me!” You can adopt a kitten or kiwi, a dog or a dragon, a meerkat or mole!

F is for the wonderful friends we make in PnF!

E is for excitement! What will it be? What will it be? Every time you push the button on the fruit machine your heart races a little bit more until the spinner stops. What excitement! What will it be?

D is for delivery. Joy and the rest of the NPCs and the wonderful gifts they bring on a regular basis.

C is for caring everyday as evidenced by our players and their interactions with each other. There is no group of people of a wider, more diverse group than here, but everyone cares for everyone.

B is for birds that sing in the air; b is for birds that flutter everywhere!

The letter A is for amazing. Amazing game! Amazing people! Amazing art!

100 letters in Scrabble quantities! E.g. 13 'E' and 1 'Q'. Save time getting the letters you need!
Plus 3 each of 0 to 9, and 3 each of 14 punctuation symbols. 172 items in total!
To open after buying, visit the Gift Bombs tab.

100 letters in Scrabble quantities! E.g. 13 'E' and 1 'Q'. Save time getting the letters you need!
Plus 3 each of 0 to 9, and 3 each of 14 punctuation symbols. 172 items in total!
To open after buying, visit the Gift Bombs tab.

100 letters in Scrabble quantities! E.g. 13 'E' and 1 'Q'. Save time getting the letters you need!
Plus 3 each of 0 to 9, and 3 each of 13 punctuation symbols. 169 items in total!
To open after buying, visit the Gift Bombs tab.

Zero. Naught. Nada. Nothing. Zip.

One... they say it's a lonely number.

Two for the price of one!

Three... little pigs' favorite number.

I'll be your BFF 4 ever!

Use all five of your senses.

Six of one... half dozen of another.

Seven days a week I spin the wheel.

Behind the eight-ball.

Cats have nine lives.

The letter A is for amazing. Amazing game! Amazing people! Amazing art!

B is for birds that sing in the air; b is for birds that flutter everywhere!

C is for caring everyday as evidenced by our players and their interactions with each other. There is no group of people of a wider, more diverse group than here, but everyone cares for everyone.

D is for delivery. Joy and the rest of the NPCs and the wonderful gifts they bring on a regular basis.

E is for excitement! What will it be? What will it be? Every time you push the button on the fruit machine your heart races a little bit more until the spinner stops. What excitement! What will it be?

F is for the wonderful friends we make in PnF!

G is for Gourd House, to house your chosen pet. Which pet will you fall in love with from all the appealing creatures saying “Choose me! Choose me!” You can adopt a kitten or kiwi, a dog or a dragon, a meerkat or mole!

H is for happiness, which describes the excitement of a new day at change over to see what kind of special treat we get from The Weather Girls.

I is for ingenuity! The creation of new creatures and decorations by using these three things in art challenges!

J is for Jigsaw - such fun to complete! The mystery boxes reveal your treat!

K is for kindness shown all the time by our players and by our pets. And our Joy that comes in and spoils us rotten.

L is for Lovable—the word for our pets. Whichever you choose, you will have no regrets!

M is for Machine, Fruit Machine! The cause of several addictions throughout PnF. Pets and friends alike spin, spin, spin that machine to get all the goodies in there. There has been talk of establishing a rehab facility...

N is for nature created by our artists and Resident pets. Enjoying all the seasons of a global community!

O is for Oh My! I think we've got a winner! A winner of a full size reward, of a quest find or maybe of a fun raffle.

The letter P is very important in PnF! Why, in fact it's the very core of us: Pets, Paws & People!

Q is for Quokka. Quokkas here and there, on drinks and art. The quokkas are a tribute to our Aussie friends!

R is for Reward. Share your art, Quest or Weather Game prizes to your Facebook page and if anyone joins the game through your efforts, you win a fun prize!

The letter S is for Skeezle, one of PnF's less popular NPC's. But it's not Skeezle's fault that he's unpopular, just because he lets us know when the pet we tried to shake paws with has a private account...

T is for Troll, of scary repute. But on coins made of copper, our trolls are quite cute!

U stands for Unicorn, just one of the many beautiful creatures you can adopt in PnF!

V is for Visiting—come to the Zoo! We shake paws, we feed pets—there’s so much to do!

W is for Weather Game, your daily prize. What will you win today—some FnC, a cute stripy umbrella, a rain cloud or perhaps a beautiful butterfly?

The letter X marks the spot on the treasure maps pets use during some of the Quests in PnF!

Y is for Yummy, which is the word for all the tasty food available for feeding the pets - fruit, cake, cereal, vegetables, chocolate, cheese, mashed potato and much, much more!

The letter Z stands for Dexter's Paw-Shaking Zoo in PnF. The Zoo is the place to find pets waiting patiently for your paw shake!

100 letters in Scrabble quantities! E.g. 13 'E' and 1 'Q'. Save time getting the letters you need!
Plus 3 each of 0 to 9, and 3 each of 14 punctuation symbols. 172 items in total!
To open after buying, visit the Gift Bombs tab.

Am I a hyphen? Or a dash? You decide! One well-known use of a hyphen is to join words with a combined meaning, but the fact that no spaces are used might not be as well known. Now a dash, on the other hand, has a space on either side - and you can see how lovely I look when used this way!

I am here to make all of your happy or exciting things in life, well... happier and more exciting! Whether you use one of me or quite a few, I am happy that you are excited enough to use me!!!!!!!!! And if you add me to a question mark, you can make an interrobang! Can’t you?!

Do you have a question? Do you? Are you going to put me at the end of your sentence? When? Now? Okay!!!

Slash: Not just the top-hat wearing guitarist of the greatest hair-band of the '80s! Use this angled slash mark to separate lines in your poetry, songs, or plays, or anything else you want to highlight as separate.

Period. That’s me! I may be small but I am so versatile! Add another period and I become a colon. Add a comma and I become a semi-colon. If you add two other periods I become an ellipsis. You can’t even have a question or exclamation without me. See, I told you I was versatile! Can YOU do all that?

Is there more to be said? Then you need me! Or you may even wish to use me as a star. Yeah, I would be happy to be a star.

Some call me a "curly bracket". In some circles, I'm referred to as a "squiggly bracket" and some look at me as a "flower bracket". I can be used in music, in mathematics and in computer programming. However you use me, I'll make sure to keep things grouped or connected the way you'd expect them to be.

I'm a square bracket (or just a bracket if you're an American). I'm mainly used to enclose words added by someone other than the original writer or speaker, typically to clarify the situation.

I am a lonely parenthesis (only because I am never used alone) but if you use me on either side of a phrase, I'll be complete and happy! We parentheses are so useful (not that I'm tooting my own horn or anything) and we are also highly useful in math (but for some reason, not nearly as popular there...).

I am Ampersand & I stand for "and"! Was that a little redundant & repetitive? Well, I like repeats & lists! I am very inclusive & comprehensive!

I'm a symbol commonly known as "at". Before I became super popular and started being used in email addresses, I was used to represent the cost or weight of something.

Hashtag, that's me! I'm used to do so many things! In America, I'm used as a number symbol, and all over the world I'm used to indicate keywords in a post on social media (and what's more social than Pets 'n' Friends?) #PnF, #lovethisgame, #punctuationrocks, #adoptapettoday

I am an apostrophe, and I indicate possession (as opposed to the comma's claim to fame, which is just a slight pause in the conversation!) Double me up and I'm a quotation mark, which is very important for direct quotes! The exclamation point said, "I am far more important!" but if not for me, would you know that the exclamation point said exactly that? Huh? Would you?