Sylvester
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So very nice of you, sunnysmom, and I thank you for the hug.
So very nice of you, sunnysmom, and I thank you for the hug.
Thank you, Shezbug, for your helpful tips on my last post, and the compassion that you have shown towards Lenny every step of the way.Oh that was so hard to read through all the tears. That must have been very difficult for you to write, it was a lovely description of Lenny and it is so easy to feel the love and concern you have for him. Thank you so very much for sharing this information about Lenny the jester, it was nice to think of him in happier times with all his attitude and personality
I am sorry that you have not managed to find out exactly what happened to him and I hope you choose to think that he got outside and has made some friends and is happy (like you told your nephew). Just imagine him out there having a wow of a time being the jester for all his new little friends.
I hope you are able to come to terms with the loss and get to a place where you know you did everything within your power to ensure his safety.
Even though you are letting him go, I know he will be that little cloud of wonder for quite a while. It's good that you have wonderful memories of the little King of the flock. Thanks for sharing his personality with us. Hugs..
I'm so sorry
Thank you, Nikomania. My description on Lenny came easy and it was fun to write, but then reality would hit Thank you for all of your support and kind words.This was so emotionally difficult to read, as I felt every single ounce of your love for your Lenny. I wish this outcome could have been different for you. I'm so very sorry.
His disappearance will remain an unpleasant mystery that will nag. But his life with me will always be a welcome memory.
Thank you, Birdbabe, for the hugs. I am sad but I know that Lenny is happy. And that is what really counts.
He was a very scrawny parakeet. My six year old nephew did not secure the door to his cage. Two parakeets were in that cage, but only Lenny ventured out.What type of bird was he? How did he escape?
So was he lost in the house or did he get outside somehowHe was a very scrawny parakeet. My six year old nephew did not secure the door to his cage. Two parakeets were in that cage, but only Lenny ventured out.
I never knew, I never found Lenny.So was he lost in the house or did he get outside somehow
cheese and rice that's sadI never knew, I never found Lenny.