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I have so much catching up here to do today. John had the computer over the weekend playing at Neopets. I got on here only a few minutes at a time and tried to catch up some but I'm still way behind. Well today I fix that:-) The baby parrotlet has a name:-) Its "Eenie Beanie." Remember how I named the first baby that didn't make it "Beany." Well I still wanted the name Beany in some fashion. When I was a kid I always liked that saying on Rocky & Bullwinkle. My brothers were the real fans of that cartoon so I had to watch it. I mostly only liked the following saying: Bullwinkle: Eeny-meeny chili beanie, the spirits are about to speak.
Rocky: Are they friendly spirits?
Bullwinkle: Friendly? Just listen...Well his name comes from that. I spell it a little differant. He'll probably mostly be called Eenie for short. Its got meaning to me on several levels. 1. He sleeps with a Beanie Baby who Ty named "Chili" which is in that saying too. 2. He is the eeniest thing in the pics of him with those Beanie Babies. 3. Beanie was the name of my favorite cat from many years ago who got his name from that saying and would roll around every time he heard his name "Beanie" or the saying. 4. It comes from a cartoon that contains "Rocky" which was the name of another of my cats. 5. Its a cartoon...Peanut, this baby's Grandpa parrotlet had a cartoon name too. 6. And to top it all off, I keep thinking he's a reincarnation of other pets I've had before... so yes, the spirits are about to speak :-) Besides he likes it!! Whenever I say the whole saying he cheeps and otherwise he doesn't cheep much at all. But he does when I tell him the saying everytime :-) What else? I updated my art journal here with a drawing of our BBQ grills and why we don't use the gas grill anymore--its a wildlife sanctuary.
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Just woke up. Groggy. Birdies are all awake and cheeping tho. In about 10 minutes I have to handfeed the little baby. He's growing sooo fast now! My weekly pic of him, which I take tomorrow, you won't believe how much bigger he is. He's getting ready for weaning foods --little starter foods. He plays with Rice Chex already..can't munch down hard enough to actually eat any but he picks them up, drops them and nibbles veeeeery lightly on them. And broccoli...same thing. Teensy tiny light nibbles..can see his tongue when he does it :-) Mostly he just plays with food at this point. I have to pick up another can of baby bird formula at PetsMart today. For awhile he'll still need that even when he's learning to eat a little on his own.
Something is wrong with our fridge. It keeps frosting up on the inside. Not the freezer part --thats seems OK. Its inside under the freezer where the milk and eggs, lunchmeat and everything else is. John defrosted it and it frosts right back up inside within a few days. He's trying to see if its anything he can take care of, otherwise gotta call the landlord out. I hope its something he can fix.
I started my pomanders yesterday...ran out of cloves and went to the Home Economist for more...that is this nice bulk spices store. Everything there is in clear plastic bins, you scoop out how much you want into baggies and fill your own jars at home. Its super fresh and a mere fraction of the prices of grocery store spices. I got enough whole cloves to fill three of my small spice jars for like 50 cents total. Whenever I run out of spices, I go there. Was in kinda a hurry yesterday but got the whole cloves, a pesto mix, and some candy for John's candy dish at work. They have candy, coffees, teas, flours, baking stuff, snack mixes, nuts, all kinds of stuff in addition to spices there.
I made a stir fry last night for dinner. I make it, take out my portion before I season it up at the end for John. Trying to make sure I don't get too much iodine so have to stay away from soy sauce and most Chinese sauces. I used boneless chicken, baby corn cobs, water chestnuts, yellow pepper (hope the yellow pepper is OK cause green ones have iodine), green onions, gingerroot, pea pods and just sprinkled mine with a few drops of Kikkoman Lite soy sauce--very sparingly. Then added soy sauce and oyster sauce to John's half. Put it all over the top of these noodles that are like angel hair pasta. Hopefully it was a low iodine dinner (cause of Graves disease). I miss so many foods esp. Chinese! But mine tasted good still tho altho I really wished I coulda had his:-)
What else? Not too much. Well better go feed the baby and come back :-)
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