Post: Conversations with a QPosted by LindaLov on 2/07/06
I just found this chatboard and want to thank all of you
for the past two hours entertainment! I've read postings
back to 2004 and feel a kindred spirit with many of you,
especially LindaC in OK and her sweet Jade. Wish I knew
how to make a webpage with things my 8-year-old Jenny Byrd
says. She says so much in perfect context that we actually
communicate. When sighting my strawberry shortcake, she
exclaimed "Oh, my Goodness"! One night one of my brother's
friends knocked on my bedroom door and Jenny Byrd
said "Come in". Thankfully, I was dressed! I love her
snuggling under my ear whispering, "you're my baby; I love
you; you're my sweetheart". Of course, sometimes she a
little green demon! but, I've always given her the benefit
of my experience that intelligence begats
independence. "Teach" a Quaker to talk??? Harder to teach
one not to talk!!! I'd love to breed babies, but can't
bring myself to give Jenny up as my companion pet, which is
what a local breeder told me would happen. She did fall in
love with a pink powder puff a few years ago and laid an
egg which she rolled across the bottom of her cage to show
me, then ignored. Anyway, I'll end by thanking all of you
for loving your Quakers and taking good care of them. They
are, indeed, special little creatures.
Posts on this thread, including this one
Conversations with a Q, 2/07/06, by LindaLov. Re: Conversations with a Q, 2/08/06, by LindaC in OK. Re: Conversations with a Q, 2/08/06, by LindaLov. Re: Conversations with a Q, 2/09/06, by LindaC in OK. Re: Conversations with a Q, 2/09/06, by Jim. Re: funny one Jim. Hi ya friend. , 2/10/06, by LindaC in OK. Re: Linda means "Pretty One" "Hard Worker" "Meticulous", 2/10/06, by Jimminie. Re: Linda means .........., 2/14/06, by LindaC in OK.