My eyes fell upon this magnificent
green creature. She reminded me of a smooth miniature dinosaur. I did not dare
touch her for I knew of the possible consequences. The room was spacious with
minimal furniture and hardwood flooring. There was a dog and 2 cats roaming the
room. A grey rabbit in a cage close to
the front door. Off of the living room
through two French glass doors, there were more cages with smaller birds on
them. I had come to see Kiki the six
year old Yellow Napped Amazon. Not taking her eyes off me, Kiki walked about
her play stand slowly while the owner and I discussed her likes,
dislikes, diet and routine. I told the owner about my home, my husband, two
girls and two dogs. We spent close to an hour sharing information back and
forth. I told her I would go home to think about it and get back to her by the
next day. Even if it was only for one hour I was going to leave and think about
it. Mainly to call my Mother and see if she would loan me the five hundred
dollars to purchase Kiki. Full of
excitement I said goodbye to Kiki and the owner. Off to call my Mom I went.
Kiki a Yellow Napped Amazon
I'm doing some writing with the subject being, my experiences with parrots. Keeping parrots has been a learning adventure for me. I have researched many parrot topics of what I knew nothing about. I now have opinions about issues, yet keep an open mind. There is always more to learn and different perspectives to contemplate. I 'm thinking the way a blog is set up (most recent first) may not be the best approach to writing a memoir. However, here is my first draft of a starting point.
