Pigletguinea
New member
First off, I have to say that I wouldn't give up Oskie for the world now that he's part of our family
Does anyone else find it hard to get some rest since they got their feathered friend(s)? After a busy day, I'll try and sit down with a cup of coffee, only to be met by a screaming, clawing ball of feathers who wants my coffee/food. If I try and take a nap, and all I get is Oskie screaming because he can't see me; if he can see me, then I'm not giving him enough attention and he screams anyway.
Today, I thought I'd put him on his perch (he has an Avi One perch on wheels) in the bedroom while I lay down. I close my eyes for 5 minutes, and wake up to Oskie on my chest trying to shove a slice of apple in my mouth!!
I love him to bits, but is it strange that the idea of having children is seeming less appealing the longer he lives with us?
Does anyone else find it hard to get some rest since they got their feathered friend(s)? After a busy day, I'll try and sit down with a cup of coffee, only to be met by a screaming, clawing ball of feathers who wants my coffee/food. If I try and take a nap, and all I get is Oskie screaming because he can't see me; if he can see me, then I'm not giving him enough attention and he screams anyway.
Today, I thought I'd put him on his perch (he has an Avi One perch on wheels) in the bedroom while I lay down. I close my eyes for 5 minutes, and wake up to Oskie on my chest trying to shove a slice of apple in my mouth!!
I love him to bits, but is it strange that the idea of having children is seeming less appealing the longer he lives with us?