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Yep, I didn't like oysters till I tried 'em!Don't knock it til ya try it.
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A pigeon?A phone (for taking pictures), a little white dog, a pigeon, a cup of coffee and a piece of pizza.
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The real me would have a rolling pin on one hand (I bake) and a baby on my hip (I have 8 nieces and nephews) also juggling my phone..trying to keep the baby from grabbing it....oh I need an iced coffee too.
Make believe me would have an alpaca, a pug, and a professional camera.
Make believe me would have an alpaca, a pug, and a professional camera.
Pigeons are doves and doves are pigeons, just different words that mean da same ting. lol Well, that what da interwebs read one tymes. (I just felt like putting some slang in there)
Just curious TamLynn, did your kids find a baby pigeon, and you kept it as a pet? What's the story behind Pongo?
Pipp, you have to have a Llamacorn or the doll is a generic copy made in China. I already fact checked it. lol
Alright action figure of kinda would have me with a bass guitar, mountain biking, and snowboarding.
My daughter had wanted one for quite awhile.
She is a member of a bird forum where there is a pigeon chat.
She has connected with several ppl from around here and was emailing a lady on the Island who has pigeons asking her questions about keeping them.
She told her that if I agree, we could visit her and see their pigeons (over 200 BEAUTIFUL ones, many varieties).
She also said that she could pick one of the babies to bring home with her.
So after months of planning and preparing, she brought Pongo home in July. Hes 9 months old now and much friendlier than he used to be.
He even has a "flyper" so he doesn't
all over when he's loose. 
My daughter had wanted one for quite awhile.
She is a member of a bird forum where there is a pigeon chat.
She has connected with several ppl from around here and was emailing a lady on the Island who has pigeons asking her questions about keeping them.
She told her that if I agree, we could visit her and see their pigeons (over 200 BEAUTIFUL ones, many varieties).
She also said that she could pick one of the babies to bring home with her.
So after months of planning and preparing, she brought Pongo home in July. Hes 9 months old now and much friendlier than he used to be.
He even has a "flyper" so he doesn't
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Ahhhhh! Pongo!!! lol
Thanks for sharing the story Tammy.
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Gotta admit, he's kind of cuteMy daughter had wanted one for quite awhile.
She is a member of a bird forum where there is a pigeon chat.
She has connected with several ppl from around here and was emailing a lady on the Island who has pigeons asking her questions about keeping them.
She told her that if I agree, we could visit her and see their pigeons (over 200 BEAUTIFUL ones, many varieties).
She also said that she could pick one of the babies to bring home with her.
So after months of planning and preparing, she brought Pongo home in July. Hes 9 months old now and much friendlier than he used to be.
He even has a "flyper" so he doesn't
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