Great idea to cover a part of her cage! I did that and she was immediately drawn to that side of the cage. She is flying back and forth between two perches on both sides of that cage. She is also spending a lot of time in launching position, looking like she wants to launch herself out of the cage. she is making a lot of soft chirping sounds but has also let out a few loud yells, as though something startled her.
It's good to see her flying back and forth. She has also perched on both her food and water bowls, so she knows where they are. She ate one or two seeds, but has not touched her water. I tried offering her a grape, but she would not go near it.
Yes, I am seriously having second thoughts, like maybe I got myself into something that I can not handle. What if she has hard-core anxiety issues???
Thank you so much for your encouragement,
@RaeT and
@faislaq!!!! It really means a lot to me.
Would you cover her cage completely at night? Should I leave the TV on for her while I am at work tomorrow?
Thanks!!!!!
Birds are smart. She'll realize soon that you're not scary like the store employees that probably weren't quiet or gentle in their dealings with her. You've probably wondered if you've done the right thing. You have. You so have! 
If she seems startled by the front being covered you can go back to just 3 sides, but many birds seem to like it. And TV or radio will be nice for her. I used to leave my laptop on YouTube with the 10 hour music or cartoons. Make sure you sit through at least 1 commercial before you leave so you know the commercials won't be ridiculously loud. 
And the not staring at her or being too quiet is good, too, 'cause predators stare silently. 
