Mountain Peep's Awesome Chat Thread! (All friends welcome!)

[silkiecuddles]

If you could choose one word to describe yourself, what word would you use?

Anyone can answer. :3

Hm. So many choices. Lemme think on that one. How about you give me a word for myself XD

 

[TamingMaster]

Hm. So many choices. Lemme think on that one. How about you give me a word for myself XD

I think I would pick artistic or kindhearted for you, Silkie. ^-^

 

[TamingMaster]

So, I started making random parrot noises. Usually, "Rabble-dabble-dabble." in a parrot accent. And Pookie has started to copy me! I was upstairs, reading my book, and I heard her copying my words! I can't even believe it! I mean, she's done it before with whistles, but not with words!
She's a female bird; apparently, she's not supposed to pick up words this easy. XD XD

 

[Yowza Wowza]

If you could choose one word to describe yourself, what word would you use?

Anyone can answer. :3

Stupid :3

 

[TamingMaster]

Stupid :3

XD Not the word I'd use, but still... good? XD XD

 

[ChickenLover200]

@MountainPeeps Simba looks so cute out in the snow!

@TamingMaster sorry to hear about the bird you rescued. It was kinda neat to read about a bird i've never seen before and probably won't ever see.

One word to describe myself? That's hard.... Prob. Shy.... Or independent.... Or many others

 

[youngchooklover]

Unfortunately, it died.

awww.

Chook

Silkie!!!

 

[TamingMaster]

@MountainPeeps Simba looks so cute out in the snow!

@TamingMaster sorry to hear about the bird you rescued. It was kinda neat to read about a bird i've never seen before and probably won't ever see.

One word to describe myself? That's hard.... Prob. Shy.... Or independent.... Or many others

We tried our best. That's what counts.
Yeah. They're really awesome birds (although, a lot of people consider them pests). I'd have one as a pet, if I had the time. XD.

^-^

awww.


Silkie!!!

It upset me, because the rook (we named Cackles) died in my arms. Like Pinkie and Einstein had.
It wobbled about and fell over, so I picked it up and tried to calm it. It seemed to get better for a moment, and everyone - except me - was sort of cheering. But, I knew what it meant. It was the burst of energy that all animals experience before they die. It stopped moving and it's head dropped, just like Einstein and Pinkie's had. I knew, then, that it was gone. My little brother kept saying, "I could still be alive." I had to explain to him that it was gone. As much as I wanted to cry, I sort of held myself together. It really upset my Mum. She didn't cry, but I knew she was on the verge of tears, like I was. That made me even more upset.

When I caught it and we were bringing it home, I felt so happy. I truly felt like some kind of angel. I had an indescribable feeling inside of me.

It's a shame we couldn't save it completely.

 

[ChickenLover200]

@MountainPeeps Simba looks so cute out in the snow!

@TamingMaster sorry to hear about the bird you rescued. It was kinda neat to read about a bird i've never seen before and probably won't ever see.

One word to describe myself? That's hard.... Prob. Shy.... Or independent.... Or many others

We tried our best. That's what counts.
Yeah. They're really awesome birds (although, a lot of people consider them pests). I'd have one as a pet, if I had the time. XD.

^-^

awww.


Silkie!!!

It upset me, because the rook (we named Cackles) died in my arms. Like Pinkie and Einstein had.
It wobbled about and fell over, so I picked it up and tried to calm it. It seemed to get better for a moment, and everyone - except me - was sort of cheering. But, I knew what it meant. It was the burst of energy that all animals experience before they die. It stopped moving and it's head dropped, just like Einstein and Pinkie's had. I knew, then, that it was gone. My little brother kept saying, "I could still be alive." I had to explain to him that it was gone. As much as I wanted to cry, I sort of held myself together. It really upset my Mum. She didn't cry, but I knew she was on the verge of tears, like I was. That made me even more upset.

When I caught it and we were bringing it home, I felt so happy. I truly felt like some kind of angel. I had an indescribable feeling inside of me.

It's a shame we couldn't save it completely.

I know absolutely what you mean.... We rescued a fawn once... I held her in my arms just before she died
I felt horrible that we couldnt save her....

 

[TamingMaster]

I know absolutely what you mean.... We rescued a fawn once... I held her in my arms just before she died
I felt horrible that we couldnt save her....

I've had birds and rats and loads of other animals die in my arms - it hurts every time. You can feel them just slip away.
I guess that's the downside to rescuing animals; not all of them make it.


I really need some happiness. I can't wait to pick up the (now adult) hedgehogs, that we took to a hedgehog rescue last year, for release. They're gonna be so fat and cute. :3