While the large featherless beings are generally docile and sweet, from time to time even they can get, well, uppity.
In these periods, they might start to refer to your casa as “their” casa, your possessions as “their” possessions and even you as “theirs!”
This presents a great “trainable moment” (camouflaged as a modeling shoot, of course) for you as the alpha flock member.
Yes, this will do nicely for today’s “trainable moment,” um, I mean modeling shoot.Yes, that’s right, Mom, point the small rectangular flashing device in this direction.In this first photo, we can feature me in MY casa. Let’s call this one “MY Casa.”For this next photo, let’s feature me sitting on MY possessions. We can call this one “MY Possessions.”Um, Mom – you aren’t taking any notes. Are you sure you are going to remember all this later when you’re cataloguing all my photos?Okay, well if you’re sure….moving along, we can do another photo of me surrounded by MY possessions. Let’s call this one “MY Possessions, Take 2.”Okay, for this last one I will look straight at MY mommy. We can call this one “MY Mommy.”
Animal sensitive and intuitive with Animal Love Languages. Parrot, tortoise and box turtle mama. Dachshund auntie. Freelance writer and author. www.animallovelanguages.com
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