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 This is at least my third home. Don't know why I was given up the first time. My known second home was only 5 months. The man loved me and bought me a huge cage but he couldn't get me to calm down and was afraid he wasn't giving me the home I needed. So my current family rescued me and took me in. I am in a smaller house for now but mom says I will have a mansion after I seem to calm down and become a little more sociable.. |
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Hi Dixie
V4U today. Nothing new here. We've had a week of cold evenings followed by rain. Today is finally nicer and much warmer, and the sun is trying to shine. Have a good weekend. From, MayoCome visit me, Mayo, Dandy & Marigold.
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05/17/2013 08:46.35 AM
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DAY 15 ~ THANKS FOR THE VOTE!
DANIA’S LIFE part 7
When I was young, I used to visit my grandma every Friday. I would love visiting her and seeing my uncles. Usually during my visits, I used to play on the playstation 2 with my brother and my youngest uncle. In addition, I always played with my grandma’s budgie, it was american parakeet and it was blue. Since the bird didn’t have name, the only name I called it was the bird or birdie. I played with birdie every time we visited. Birdie wasn’t tame so I had many incidences were I would take out the birdie and it would start flying every where. Everyone laughed, and my dad usually had to catch the bird. But I found that birdie liked to play on my shoulder, so I had birdie on there. I used to think birdie was a boy, but it was actually a girl. My grandma liked it when I fooled around trying to get to play with birdie. She was happy that I was getting to know birdie. She loved the sound that birdie made everyday. Then my uncle to decided to place the cage on higher grounds since I always took birdie out and she would fly every where. Unfortunately, when I was 9, I came to visit my grandma and the cage wasn’t there, I asked “Where’s the bird?”. She told me, she saw birdie lie on the bottom of the cage, her time was up. My grandma was sad of her loss, it was hard for her. She missed the beautiful chirps in the morning, she really loved that bird. Birdie lived for more than 12 years. She was old and it surprised me about how active she was when I took her out. I was saddened too that birdie was gone. I missed her, and I was happy she had a family before she died. To be continued ……Come visit me, DJ LUIGI-Vote for me BOTM!!!!!!! & Calypso- THANKS FOR BOTD! Happy Mother's day!.
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05/15/2013 11:36.53 PM
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Hiya Dixie
Dixie never fly away from the groomer. Trust me I know this from experience. A few weeks ago mommy clipped my wings after two and a half years of leaving them alone. She did it because lately I have not been coming up to the playgym when mommy brings it over to get me and put me back in the cage.
Wing hugs and beak kisses
Left ya a voteCome visit me, Chirpy-My Bird Bath.
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05/15/2013 07:11.26 PM
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Hey Dixie!
Here is how you handle the cob monster. Attack it! Bite the heck out it! As you do this.....you will taste the wonderfully sweet corn! The more you bite the corn monster....the more yummy corn you will taste. Show that cob who is the boss!
Hey sweetie....don't feel bad about trying to escape the groomer. I do it all of the time. Hey I have an idea. Instead of trying to fly away......dive bomb the groomer! Yeah....I like that idea! That would show him! And to add to the humiliation....you got your wings clipped! I feel your pain sweetie. The same thing happens to me!
Hope you have a nice day......and as soon as you get those wing feathers growing back.....practice that dive bombing!
Love,
Raffikki and a V4 UCome visit me, Raffikki-Lets Play Ball Everybirdie.
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05/15/2013 06:30.49 AM
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