This afternoon Saturday July 2, 2016 while sitting at the
computer in the media room (living room area) I took a brake and got a small
package of Ritz crackers to snack on, as soon as I sat down and started to
snack on the Ritz crackers Joe the Amazon Parrot came out of his cage, made his way to the top
and peered down on me as if I was eating some fantastic snack he just had to
have.
Joe is very good at the Amazon Parrot pathetic look when he
wants food, he stoops down and flaps his wings and says “Cracker” “Want a
cracker” and leans towards you. Joe has plenty of food in his dry and fresh
dishes but he enjoys getting snacks from us when he can.
Once Ann and all the rest of our flock was up and moving we
all ate while watching Spartan Racers that kept all three of us on the edge of
our seats. There was a time we watched sports of the regular kind but now we
watch reality island, gymnastic, wall climbing, obstacle course, running, and
survival skills folks doing all they can do in just minutes.
One of the obstacle shows only wants all you got in order for
you to win, and they take all you got, I am worn out just watching the shows.
We have had Joe the Amazon Parrot living with us for thirty
four days and so far Joe like us and we love Joe, so we are hoping for a great
Parrot and Human relationship – Pets are just fun to have and be with.
So far this Fourth of July weekend has been a fun, exciting,
and relaxing time with Ann and Joe since we are all interacting together and
enjoying this hot humid weather from inside our house with the air conditioning
thundering full blast.
Ann has decided Joe is spending way too much time on top of
his cage so we are going to start moving Joe to one of his play stands after
his morning food and moving his cage out of sight so he will not want to glide
or walk to his cage.
The thought process on this moving the cage is to get Joe use
to just being with us and not wanting to be sitting on his cage looking down on
us; we will see how this works out starting tomorrow. After all, Joe does have
a portable cage and his play stands also roll, so Joe is able to move about the
house.
Joe the Amazon Parrot is doing well while Ann and I are worn
out, Joe is a hand full and even though he is a joy in our life it will take
some time for our bodies to get use to all the changes Joe brought with him to
our home.
As always no Humans or Parrots were injured in the making of
all these magical Ann, Joe and Bob moments.
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