Tomsde
Rollerblading along the road
I wanted to thank all of your for listening to all my parrot temptations on my journey to getting that ellusive 4th bird that would make a good addition to our little family. I do really eventually want just one more parrot, but I want to take my time and find the right one that will fit in. Some days I feel 3 is enough, tonight the little darlings were all in moods; Ollie has been going through intermittant hormonal aggression, Sammy wants to preen the other half's skin all the time, and Connie goes from being super suite to a spoiled little princess. In spite of the challenges, I know that they've added far more joy than problems to my life. After a hard day a work, when I'm ready to pull my hair our, all I have to do is take my little parrots out of the cages and play with them and I feel the stress melt away. On the Pet Issue of CBS Sunday morning this morning they talked about how interacting with a pet releases stress relieving hormones in our brains, the same hormones that are released when parents hold their babies.
I've appreciated everyone's feedback and advice; last year you help me decide to get Sammy and he's been a wonderful companion and really no trouble at all. So if I come on here all starry eyed about some little parrot I've seen somewhere or other, thanks for indulging my little infatuations and helping me weigh all the pros and cons.
I've appreciated everyone's feedback and advice; last year you help me decide to get Sammy and he's been a wonderful companion and really no trouble at all. So if I come on here all starry eyed about some little parrot I've seen somewhere or other, thanks for indulging my little infatuations and helping me weigh all the pros and cons.
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