The featherless beings are always making such a big deal about something called the “Mediterranean Diet.”
This appears to be somehow connected to their mystifying obsession with reducing roundness.
Sometimes the only way to correct these types of misperceptions is to pretend to join in.
Then you can gently lead them back to where true prettiness can be found (hint: it will always be found in the same place where roundness and feathers are found).
I can see Mom’s decided to have “Mediterranean” again for dinner.Hmmm. This dish actually doesn’t look so bad.I’ll just sample it and see for myself what all the fuss is about.Well, I’ll be. This is actually quite tasty! Now, for the final test…..Yup – aerodynamic and flingable too. I think I can get on board with this “Mediterranean” craze.
Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
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2 thoughts on “Day 254: The Mediterranean Diet”
LOL! However, little Pearl in true cockatiel fashion found the carboholic portion of the mediterrean dinner. My new little girl Chloe however is teaching Charlie that the protien portion can be quite good also especially if it comes in the form of scrambled eggs with a hint of feta.
LOL! However, little Pearl in true cockatiel fashion found the carboholic portion of the mediterrean dinner. My new little girl Chloe however is teaching Charlie that the protien portion can be quite good also especially if it comes in the form of scrambled eggs with a hint of feta.
Haha – yes he did, Jeanne! It sounds like Charlie is an excellent teacher – Chloe is lucky to have such expert guidance (with feathers)! 🙂