judygram

You will have to resize them, they can only be so big to post, but when you get it figured out please post them, we love to look at pictures.

Very beautiful daughter, Tracy, she could be a model. Thanks for sharing that with us, I am going to have to dig up some of my children's photos to share.

Well count your blessings, now you can ignore the expensive toys and just give him something cheap, will save you a lot of money.

Congrats, Tracy, on your son's achievement in soccer, maybe he could be the next Beckham, you never know. He is a handsome young man also, I know where he gets that from. You brag all you want, this just lets the rest of us know a little more about you and the more I know the more I like you.

Well I could tell you Dan but I like to keep a few secrets. :laugh:

Yes I clip Sunny's wings and she knows when I get the scissors out to clip, she gets feisty about it, but I clip them anyway, but she can still glide very well.

If that is what they are used to they will be just fine, it is the sudden change that could possibly harm them. Whatever you are comfortable with is fine with them.

We should have told Beccy to take a photo of her to show us, I know she is a beautiful bird if she is anything like mine, a little cuddle bug.

But the book is in English, but in Braille, and you cannot read that either. I wish I could hire Joe to do all my cooking for me.

70% is not a whole lot is it, then I will offer them out of the shell, but I have to keep them away from hubby, he eats all the nuts around the house.

You got a deal, Joe, I would love for someone else to do the cooking for me for once, now thats my kind of man. Karma to you, sweetie.:kiss:

It almost took my breath away, Dan, somebody hold me back.{Emotions-00020120}

I guess you could bake them, we had another thread that had a lot about peanuts in it and I think it was Mandi that said baking them in the oven would kill almost all the toxins. Opening them kind of defeats the purpose of offering them in the shell for them to chew up to get to the nut.

Heres mine and this is it for awhile. Me {Love-00020112} Hubby {Characters-0002005E}<br><br>Post edited by: judygram, at: 2007/09/13 03:04

I'll try to be careful Dan and not bother THE Man, but you and Joe are fair game.:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

You can ask us anything, we are not going to cut you down for asking a silly question, and it is not silly, you have a genuine concern. You cannot get an answer if you don't ask the question. I think you will find we are an easy going group of people who care about each other and want to help out anyone who has a concern or question about their grey. Thats why we refer to our group as a family, and your problems are our problems and we work together to solve them.

And boy do we have moods, us women I mean, its either PMS or menopause, its sweet as sugar one minute and get out of my face the next. {Love-00020119} {Emotions-00020060}

Joe, it looks like you got plenty to share there with that pizza, how about we all come down to Florida and you can feed our greys with that.:woohoo: :woohoo:

Thats because you do learn something new every day, especially if you come on this site, I learn new things all the time, its what makes this place so special.

Well Beccy, I did the exact opposite, I got my sun conure first then my grey. My sun is jealous of the grey but she is on my shoulder more than the grey is, and they do not get along, but they tolerate each other. As long as I keep one on each shoulder they are fine, but I cannot let one of them creep over onto the opposite side or the grey gets nipped. I think if you handle it right, each will be ok with the addition of another bird. I can tell you really liked this conure and I am sure she will come to accept you and bond with you in time, and Brian will be ok with it as long as you don't let the amount of time you spend with him suffer from the addition of the conure. You can do it, I know you can, and you will be happy with both of them, I'm sure. Give the little bird a chance, she will be so loving, you will wonder why you hadn't already owned one before.

I wouldn't worry too much about what temperatures to keep your house, they adapt pretty well, in fact in their native habitat, the congo, it gets very warm to hot. Whatever is comfortable for you will suit your grey. Thanks for sharing the newest picture of your new grey with us, how soon before she gets to come home? I know you can hardly wait. Are you the one that said you shop in Mineral Wells, WV? I was just up there over the weekend visiting my son and his family and my daughter and I will be going back on Saturday and spend the night with my son again this weekend. I love those mountains of WV and I live in the mountains in VA.

Glad you could teach him something, only now he will clog the site with his stands and gyms. I hope you taught him how to take pictures, some of his are lacking in something.

I doubt it, especially if you are treat giver, who can resist the giver of treats.

Darn it, caught in the act, you got me there, Tracy, I will vow to do better. Got any more photos of stands, Joe?

Three very pretty girls, I wonder if they behave themselves, ha ha ha, LOL, thanks for sharing them with us, too bad your parents had to have stand ins.