LO>After a lo-o-o-o-ng time away, I am (or was...haven't decided yet) back
LO>on-line. But after reading messages for a week or so, I don't know. I
LO>have a couple of questions about Phoenix, my Sun Conure (who is doing
LO>just great) but if I post them here...the questions might be viewed as
LO>moronic and I don't need the public humiliation. Even if you think the
LO>question stupid, you and Monica are much too classy to say so :)
Linda, that is the way we all learn is by others asking questions. There
are no stupid questions when one learns from them. I for one read all
the post and apply to my babies what I think may work for them. If it
had not been for post here I would not know anything about birds. Please
don't feel that way. There are a lot of future bird owners as well as
current owners that never post a message but read them all, if you don't
ask questions then how do we get answers. Chuck, Monica, Fran, Bobbi etc
are always happy to share their knowledge. If not to educate us but for
the welfare of the birds. Please reconsider your ideas.
Maybe that is why there are not many posts lately. There are a lot of
people that have tried hard to make this conference a place where we can
come and find out about the different species and give our babies better
eating habits etc. My cousin in Florida has a saying when I get
depressed about something "Don't let the ba....s get you down. I for one
look forward to seeing you and more people on the board, lets me it
active and successful.
Diane
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