Things I can do now that
Pablo is gone:
I can wear what I want, when I want, without a
certain parrot pitching a fit because it thinks I’m leaving the house.
Temper, temper! |
I can talk on the
phone and not have to go to another room or outside to avoid a certain parrot
screaming in jealousy because I’m talking with someone else.
I can have
visitors and talk with them without a certain jealous parrot screaming at us to
shut up.
I can eat
chocolate and not have to hide it from a certain parrot.
I can watch TV in
peace and not have to scratch a certain parrot’s head constantly.
I can go days and
not have to clean the house of feathers, feathers, feathers everywhere.
Things I can’t do now that
Pablo is gone:
Get a goodnight kiss from a sweet little green parrot
named Pablo.
I'm sure you are going to miss him. Losing a pet for so many years is devastating. Even though you have so many newfound freedoms you still miss him. You will always have him in your thoughts.
ReplyDeleteYes, there are freedoms ... but Oh, how you must miss those good night kisses! Sigh. Hugs, if those help! Patti
ReplyDeleteI cannot imagine Pablo being gone. To the best of my memory, Pablo has ALWAYS been in your life. I thought he had many more years in his probable life span. I am stunned at him being gone. STUNNED. I cannot believe it. Words fail me. I lost a puppy in year 1942 named Beaver and I still remember his loss. His burial in our back yard. So sorry to learn of his passing. With Compassion .. Cap
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