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Laurelei — We did have that tree plugged in for one Christmas, out back on the patio. We could see it from the living room and the cats couldn’t get to it. Then it stayed there until spring, along with rotting pumpkins it took me months to throw out.

Sniffie and the Florida Furkids — I didn’t know it would be birdie’s last visit when i took the first picture. I just thought he was cute. I’m glad he had a safe place to go out.

Kate — He was a good little birdie, while he lasted.

Sannydrops — He did, didn’t he? So plump and cute!

Comedy Plus — Yeah, I debated whether to do it, but it seemed a poignant post. Have a good week yourself!

Momo Fali — Oh, it’s been worse. What you see is clean!

meleah rebeccah — May he rest in peace.

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Have a terrific day and week.

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Sniffie and the Florida Furkids

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With all that potential symbolism maybe this is a vignette from an independent film wherein Kevin Spacey has a role and is all angsty and stuff, and realizes that the bird’s tragic life cycle is a parallel to his own turmoil

TheSnackHound’s last blog post..Own a Magical Apple

Babs Beetle — That’s the craziest thing I’ve ever heard! Poor little guy. Yes, an instant death would be a blessing.

Angi — That happens at our building, too, mostly at the front door because of the giant windows right above. I don’t know who or what removes the dead birds, but I’m glad someone does. So sad to see that at the start of a day.

Lee — Yipee! Good luck with exam. Now don’t wait til the last minute to study. And no partying the night before!

chat blanc — It is indeed. And life marches on.

Wendy — I choose to believe he had a good life and at least met his end peacefully. Let’s hope.

Henson Ray — I like to think our house is a comfortable place to lay down and die. At least he could take cover under the tree and not get attacked by a larger animal who could see he was weak. At least that’s what I’m telling myself.

shadowsrider — Well, they can’t all be good pictures. Digital cameras let us screw up more pictures than before, eh? I always enjoy a good bacon post. Thanks!

Ken Armstrong — I debated whether to do it because the ending was so sad. But, that’s life. And death. Oh, yeah, the second we fill it, the word gets out and birds and squirrels queue up for the buffet. Mostly the damn squirrels.

hindleyite — We did wonder for a second if we fed it bad seed. Looks like his stomach blew up and couldn’t digest something, doesn’t it? Poor little guy.

Mary at Holy Mackerel — That’s nothing. I’ve had http://www.junkdrawerblog.com/2007/12/lazy-is-as-lazy-does.html“>pumpkins at Christmas.

Vivienne — We do, too, especially in the front of the building where the windows are two floors tall. Never noticed about the two-toned broom. What’s up with that anyway?

Interesting broom with its two-tone bristles, by the way! Are the pinks the stronger ones or is it purely cosmetic?

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