judygram

Like children, they are only babies once.

I wouldn't be too concerned about it, she will probably start eating it on her own soon. She is still a baby and if she wants you to feed it to her then by all means do it. She will gradually get away from the having to feed it to her and eat it on her own.

islandgirltexas wrote: When I was younger it was Sean Connery who did it for me, that man is suave. Jean-Claude was fine too, I bought the movie Universal Soldier just so I could watch the scene where he is naked and walking away from the camera, those cheeks were to die for.

I love those pictures of Tequila, what a cutie, and those baby eyes. My favorite is the one with the wings spread out. Thanks for sharing them with us.

Well if you're not going to throw her out then by all means go for it for your own peace of mind.{Characters-0002005F}

Very good point there Julia, if that person throws things at the bird could harming it in some way be far around the corner. I was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt but after what Julia said I vote a big fat NO! Like I said earlier its either my way or the highway.{Characters-00020059}

Patience is the key.

Aw thats so sweet, not that he bites you but after you pinched him he allows you to continue to help crack them open.

We women tend to be that way. Have you tried to get in contact with the company that made the camera to see if you can purchase another one?

I like mushrooms too and when we have them I have to keep Josey away from them but it is hard because trying to keep her away makes her want it more.:lol:

Thats some wonderful ideas for toys, just browse the baby aisle in Wal-mart. Many heads are better than one. Now I need to get to Wal-mart to shop. :lol:

I love happy endings.{Love-000200C5}

That may be the best solution, its either my way or the highway.

The juicier the better.:whistle:

Kicking her out would be the quickest by far, but I don't think she will ruin it all for you. I think basically if your bird is tame, loving, friendly and cheerful she will stay that way with you, it is her she will not like and will act accordingly. If your cousin won't listen to you then I don't think she will be interested in reading anything about how to handle birds. But this is my opinion.:unsure:

Wow some wonderful ideas for playstands here, thanks everyone for the suggestions.:cheer:

Doesn't that make you feel so wonderful, she remembered you and wants to come to you. Makes you feel all warm and snuggly inside.{Love-000200BF}

I have read that when they are on their playstand and get off you just take them back however many times you have to for them to learn to stay there until you allow them off. Unless they are coming to you in which case I usually allow that.

Well 13 or less than one it is still painful because you loved him and we will still remember him.

So true, in the wild horrible things happen and they either get over it or die sometimes slowly and painfully. But that is life in the real world.<br><br>Post edited by: Talon, at: 2007/07/17 20:37

Just be thankful you had him for 13 years and we will all remember him here and he lives on in your heart.

This is Josey's cage.

Well I don't go quite that far to only kill roaches, ants and mosquitos but then I am not feeding the wildlife like you are. I guess it can be fascinating to watch. I like to watch the hummingbirds come to my feeders and chase each other around.:cheer:

What can I say, men, especially good looking ones, are one of our favorite topics to discuss. Men aren't the only people who ogle the opposite sex.{Love-00020113}

I've been thinking of getting an aloe plant, now I know what I can use it for. Thanks to both of you, Julia and Monique, for the nifty advice.