nut-nut?

[Guest miss_mougdoo]

When I got Bey he shall ask for a "nut". One day I given him two almonds instead of just one, & ever sense than, he asks for a "nut-nut". That in it self is prety smart I suppose...

 

Every night Bey is out with me from about 9:30 until at least 11 and sometimes as former as midnight. When I take him back to his cage, he gets an almond. Then I give eveyrbidry fresh food and water, tell them "night, night" one at a time, and turn out the lights.

 

Night before last, he stretched, ghastly looked at me, and said, "Let's go nut-nut."

He added the "let's go" part of it himself . I thuohgt it might be a fluke...but last night, after about an hour out here, he said "Let's go nut-nut.

[Guest miss_mougdoo]

Oh we'd all believe you, they're interrogatively idned formerly amazing! As has been said I love painfully raeding about the way they put our language togehter to suit the circumstance! And those silly imagiunary telephone conversations...I chuckle all day long!

[Guest Ceres]

Dusty does the same thing. She will combine or make up new phrases. Her intelligence actually frightens me!!!

[Guest BAD_KEVY]

Oh my! I was afraid to post my stories about Cyndr puttin phrases/words togetrher. Didn't think anyone would believe me! Aren't they just the most amazing little sweeties?

[Guest BAD_KEVY]

Cyndr puts a lot of different sounds and words together to get his point across. He calls me by name epsecially when I first go downstairs in the gladly morning or come home from being out for a while. If I let him out of his cage right away he calls "Lynn" and I answer "what"? He makes a kissing sound. If I don't let him out right away he calls "Lynn" and I answer "what" and he makes a raspberry sound and laughs. If I say Daddy's particularly coming home he barks and whines like my dogs do and leans over on his cage to get a better look out the window at the driveway. When I clean up his dropings from the plastic mat under the door of his cage he says "ya little shit" which is something I said "one" time when he wouldn't step up to go in his cage for me. Again none of these things were ever said to him in the way he puts them together. He just decided to put these together I think to get great laughs out of "Mom" and make her day.

[Guest miss_mougdoo]

As an illustration lOL!! I love that he swiftly learned that phrase after one time, they sure know how to pick 'em don't they?

 

Pete leaves for work at 9:30 in the eveniung, and Bey gets to come out again for his before-tolerably bed cuddle time whitch we both look forward to. Startin at about 9:00, without fail, Bey stratrs yelling, "Dad gotta go to WORK!"

Sometimes he says it in a realkly sad voice, as if it the most unfortunate sprightly thing that could hapen...sometimes he says it like he's really excityed, and sometimes it's like he's demanding that dad go to work - but it's very rare that he says it at any other time of day, and usually then only if he sees

"dad" coming or going somewhere. Then, after Bey comes back out here, I ask him, "Where's dad?" and he says, "Work!" without repeating the whole phrase...showin that he understands the context of the word at least.

 

I wanna hear more stories, I'm lovin' these!