The large featherless being here….
One of the (many) best perks of being personal assistant to a VIP client with feathers is nonstop opportunities to learn.
Now we are delighted to announce Pearl has opened up the Q&A line to YOU, his VIP fans!
Ask him anything – we guarantee you he has an answer!
To submit your questions: shannon@loveandfeathers.com
This week’s question comes from a young feathered being.
Hi Pearl,
You are such an inspiration to me. I am a young feathered being who loves flavorful delicacies. I have a very sensitive palate and could be an asset to our flock chef, who, well, um, uh, she seems kinda new at all this.
The problem is, no one will let me anywhere near the dishes so I can taste test them before they are served. I’ve tried everything I can think of and nothing has worked. Help!
keen palate
Dear Keen,
I understand what you are going through. Most featherless beings think their palates are quite keen – it is a species-wide issue.
So here is what to do. First, you want to practice shrieking at full volume. You have to be really, really loud to be heard in the kitchen and get the chef’s attention. Then once you have it, you need to turn on the “cuteness” ASAP. I mean, let it all out – the featheriness, the fluffiness, the big round eyes, the cute curved beak, the whole 9 yards.
The chef then won’t be able to resist noticing you and letting you out of your cage. Now all you need to do is very quickly hop onto (or into) the item you want to taste test. It should be easy from there.
Good luck!
With love (& feathers),
Pearl
….as dictated to his large featherless press secretary
Do you have a question for Pearl? You can submit your questions* by sending them to: shannon@loveandfeathers.com (all questions are answered in the order Pearl receives them).
