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I don't expect to get bitten by my tame 23-year-old cockatiel, but that's what happened yesterday morning. Tame cockies don't bite without provocation, and I wouldn't consider putting fresh water in his cage "provocation" since I've been doing it all his life. Rocky's cage only has one door, so the procedure is, open the door and reach in to the back of the cage, hang the water dish on the cage bars, and then withdraw hand and close door. The little monster could have waited until I was on the... Read More
NOSTALGIA I got a catalog in the mail one day and set down to look through it. Just a wish book because I wasn't going to buy anything. It was a Christmas book and boy did I ever wish! I got to noticing how they are reviving things from the past. Simple things then but with a huge price attached now. Remember Chenille robes that ladies all used to wear? And Chenille bedspreads? That was the only kind of bed spread or robes I ever remember having then... Well here they we... Read More
After a pathetic apology for summer that was weeks on end of rain and cold winds, we finally got a week of brilliant hot sunny summer days. Lyn suggested that we go to Waihi Beach, where we could paddle in the sea, and also visit one of our kids who lives there. “Paddling” in this instance doesn’t involve a boat, just bare feet splashing around in the water. Paddling in the sea is an activity that we have more or less abandoned since we left the island where we lived for many years. In t... Read More
We lived about 200 yards up the road from the beach at Rocky Bay, so it was inevitable that we spent a lot of time in or near the water at weekends. One Saturday I offered to take my 14-year-old twins fishing in the dinghy, which was fitted with a Seagull outboard. Jenny was keen, but Lesley had something else she wanted to do, so she stayed home. The outboard was a 2-stroke engine that used a petrol and oil mixture that I was quite familiar with, having used the same thing for years for my 2-... Read More
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