The “flat top” haircut had its official heyday in the 1960’s. Luckily, the flat top cut itself has endured right through to today, no doubt due in (large) part to how, when styled just right, this haircut creates a strip through the center top portion of the head where the scalp can show through. ThisContinueContinue reading “Wet Bird Couture: The Flat Top”
Tag Archives: cockatiel
The Movie: “Hungry Cockatiel Tunnels Through Coffee Cake”
The Movie: “Hungry Cockatiel Tunnels Through Coffee Cake”Plot Synopsis: Parties are festive times. While some attendees might hang back out of a misplaced sense of decorum (or table manners) others dig right in. Literally.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePOw1gfYjVwAuthor: Shannon Cutts Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
Day 113: Roosting
Roosting is not as easy as it looks. First, you have to find an advantageous spot – such a spot will have ample protection from the elements, a good vantage point for covert opps (such as stalking the featherless being’s victuals), and of course the comfort of a stable perch. Plus you need to beContinueContinue reading “Day 113: Roosting”
Day 112: Courting
Courting is an ancient art. Luckily, it is still preserved even in these casual modern times. When you find someone lovely enough to court, the first thing you want to do is bow. Only after observing the formalities are you free to admire your beloved thoroughly. Author: Shannon Cutts Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
Day 111: Survival Skills
Having wings, a beak, and claws makes you a natural at surviving in your wild environment. But you still need to learn basic survival skills. One especially important activity is to learn how to hide your private stash of victuals. You can do this by leaving a trail only you can recognize. Author: Shannon CuttsContinueContinue reading “Day 111: Survival Skills”
Day 110: Goggles
Sometimes the large featherless beings like to engage in an activity they call “swimming.” Because they are not built for the sea (or the sky for that matter), they need all kinds of special gear to do this. One item you may see them use for “swimming” is called “goggles.” If you can get upContinueContinue reading “Day 110: Goggles”
Day 109: Instincts
From time to time, your large featherless caretaker might bring home something she calls “herbs” and you call “houseplant.” She will try to disguise the houseplant by placing it in a glass full of water. But your can always rely on your keen predatory instincts to decipher the truth. Author: Shannon Cutts Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
Day 108: Microwave
For the ones without feathers, the “microwave” is simply a handy tool for preparing victuals. This is what happens, of course, when one doesn’t take the time to stand back and notice the bigger, um, picture. Author: Shannon Cutts Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
Day 107: Trailblazer
Furniture – especially wicker furniture – is delicious. The fact that the beings without feathers have not developed a taste for it is likely due to delayed evolution (aka, oddly, it is not yet considered socially acceptable to leave the dinner table to go gnaw on the host’s tasty new wicker couch). It is notContinueContinue reading “Day 107: Trailblazer”
Day 106: Cloaking Device
When you’re lucky enough to be born naturally grey, you have certain options that your yellow and orange and green and red counterparts don’t enjoy. For instance, anytime you want to sneak up on something (or someone) all you have to do is activate your custom-fitted grey cloaking device. Author: Shannon Cutts Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
