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Post by bree1818 on Jun 10, 2014 2:18:00 GMT
But you know, my parents' bird is the exception to the rule. He's a brat in every way possible.
Diana, have you gotten to see Snowy again?
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Post by Pammy on Jun 12, 2014 4:15:43 GMT
Diana, I just now read this and have to say that I am so glad you are at peace. Being at peace is such a tremendous feeling - and one money can't buy. I agree with you that you had a problem and a good solution fell into your lap. I know there are folks who would disagree with my next statement, but sometimes human-pet relationships cannot last a lifetime. You recognize that Snowy may have a little bit of a hard time adjusting to his new home and family, and that's good. I mean it's good that you aren't heartless. You care. We all know this about you. You found him a good home, and his new parents have even provided him with a new "mate," whether a girlfriend or a buddy. In time, Snowy will be content, I'm sure of it! I think it's wonderful that you are neighbors with Snowy's family and can visit him and receive updates on his life. I'm very happy for you and for your flock. It sounds like peace abounds, and that is never wrong.
Don't we have great and supportive friends here in our group? The comments above make me smile.
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Post by dianapalmer on Jun 12, 2014 16:57:31 GMT
Thank you for your support, Pammy. How are things with your flock?
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Post by Pammy on Jun 16, 2014 4:02:03 GMT
My flock is doing well, Diana. Thanks for asking. They predominantly want to live in one another's company, but sometimes they will endure some human affection. Tonight Clausy sat on a couple of shoulders for a few minutes. He was happy to get back to the cage and his feathered companions, but he did allow it. He's really a very sweet little bird.
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Post by luvsanimals2 on Jun 16, 2014 4:18:06 GMT
aww, that is excellent still no luck on finding Noel?
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Post by snowy on Jun 16, 2014 8:58:49 GMT
Bye bye snowy
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