Greywings

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False Have you studied Ballet or Tap?

So funny I saw him on the dating game when it first aired, thanks for the age guess being low! born-1951 I can give you a run for your money honey-lol

I love the light and form of the picture with you and Calypso, beautiful.

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Yes I might need a chaperon. Would you bungee off a bridge?

Pookie is asking for more scritches too, it must feel really good to get those itchy pins some attention.

At sea level-1 hr 30 minutes (I suggest an omlete it will cook much faster) Name a bird that rarely come to land.<br><br>Post edited by: Greywings, at: 2010/02/09 15:20

Try a stainless steel pan but toast some salt in it first then discard the salt, grease and cook. A cast iron skillet or griddle works well for pancakes as well after it has been seasoned. My birds always enjoy a bit of pancake when I make them.

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Peregrine Falcon What is the highest flying bird?

A bit of luck and some good fortune seems to be smiling on you and Vree. I am so glad he is progressing even if it is too slow for Mr. Vree. I also agree that keeping him quiet and safe are still pretty critical to his healing and a good outcome. Good work so far just keep it up.

Great job and Karma to you for doing your homework! Also for sharing what you have learned because it seems the information changes frequently as new products are developed and released. Ventilation is always a good idea.

I would think that the less traveling he was subjected to would be for the better but call that specialist back and run that question by her.

That ought to realign your spine!:laugh:

The ability to heal is a miraculous thing so sorry you have felt like you are on the back burner and hope the specialist gets back with you soon. Good for Vree gaining more movement it must mean the swelling due the injury is reducing so it will be more important than ever to try and keep him from moving around to avoid shifting those bones around and causing any more damage. We are thinking of you both and wishing hard for the best. Waiting with you for news.

Good work and hoping for good results, he sounds a bit more like himself.

Good luck to you when pushing them into a response. I am certain they are calling around to other specialists attempting to find some one who may have dealt with a similar case before proceeding.

She does sound and behave as if she fits right in there. Good work.

Lovely healing colors and a creative outlet for you all as well. Nice idea to use as a fund raising idea with a special touch.

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Taz you sound like you do have some valuable experience under your belt and it is good to know that you have experience with what you were doing. Being on a public forum we always want to put the emphasis on safety. Keeping them all happy and healthy.

Nice to get more than you imagined, they are a great company with tasty items for our FIDS.

Polar cap of Mars- POLAR ACTIVITY ON MARS: Amateur astronomers monitoring Mars have noticed a sudden change in the appearance of the planet's arctic regions. "Over the weekend a dust stream appeared," reports Pete Lawrence of Selsey, UK, "and it is cutting across Mars' north polar cap." He photographed the activity using a 14-inch Celestron: Polar dust storms are common at this time of year on Mars. It is springtime in the Martian north. Temperature differences between polar ice and darker regions to the south, which are heated by the springtime sun, stir up winds and streamers of rusty-red dust. In years past, the Hubble Space Telescope has observed dramatic dust storms at the edge of the northern polar cap--and now amateurs are seeing them, too. Train your optics here.

Beautiful and belated wishes for your Happy Birthday may it be the best year yet!