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A Novel Idea - Let me start off by saying - I am still going to make the wipes!  However, grapefruit seed extract has seemed absolutely impossible to find at any health, grocery, drug store, or anywhere else I can think of around here.  Therefore, I've decided to just use some diluted lemon juice, as lemons also have many wonderful antibacterial product... - 2012/05/03

Who Needs Poop Off Anyway? - Allow me to share with you all a delightful little morning game called "Race to the Poop."  I'm not quite sure what first motivated her to do it, but when she gets her mind made up, there's no turning back.  Each morning Mommy uncovers the birdies and tells them what beautiful, delightful birds they are.  The birds fluff and stretch ... - 2012/04/28

Birdie Breakfast - Around here our birds get to enjoy what we dub a "birdie breakfast" every day.  They each have food cups with a seed and pellet mixture in them, but they won't even touch the bowls until after they get the real goods.  I have to tell you, too - at first, they weren't very impressed.  They liked their seed, and only their seed.  ... - 2012/04/26

Foraging Fun - After a bit of a break from blogging, Kaka, Doodle and I are back and ready for action!  We have had an action-packed last few days.  Today, we would like to talk to bird owners about foraging.  Some of you, like me, might think of the word "foraging" in direct association with "mess."  This can definitely be true much of the ti... - 2012/04/21

My Best Friend Baking Soda - I have no problems admitting I can be a little bit of a freak when it comes to cleaning.  I like things that look fresh and clean.  That's why it can be a little trying, at times, living in a house with lots of very white cabinets.  At least, when the cabinets are clean, they look very white.  The other 364 days a year, they are... - 2012/04/16

Having a Happy Playtime - I am home all the time, so our birds are out a lot.  They are not only used to coming out of the cage regularly, but they become extremely grumpy when they are not accommodated.  Kaka in particular will make her outrage known to everybody within a three mile radius.  Doodle prefers to opt for the guilt trip: she will press her head a... - 2012/04/15