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The Parents were gone for 24 hours.  They went roaring out of the house in the middle of the night on Friday, and came back after one a.m. on Saturday – I mean Sunday morning.
The bird gets confused with the humans whole “time” thing.  For me, it is morning, then it is afternoon, then it [...]

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Hello, Bobby here. I would like to let the mother have the floor, as this is important to the parents insofar as their work is concerned, which makes it important to the Bird.  Bottom line – the parents work, the Bird eats.
Thank you.
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Thank you for the lovely introduction, Robert.  Fresh Corn chips await you.
Hi all, [...]

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It is long past Thanksgiving, so I am behind on posting the pictures, but it got a little bit crazy over here right after Thanksgiving, a lot of things happened at once, and we are still trying to prioritize.
BUT – here are a few glimpses of Thanksgiving Day at Ross and Jolene’s house. Tomas was [...]

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Bobby is asking the mom this question, being rather strident.
Bobby, the Mom would like to think so, but she has many conflicts on the issue.
The Mom’s question is – When did you hear that song, young man?
Bobby: “I heard it going through your head over and over.  Why was that?”
Mom: “I have no idea.”
Bobby: “There [...]

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Many years ago, my father, William A. Mahan, put an ad in ‘The Recycler’, for a roommate, as his mother was in the Motion Picture Country Home, and he had to take care of her, and needed someone to take care of the house while he was gone.
Louise Hogarth answered the ad.  It seemed like [...]

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I know I have never finished the first post on the story of how Tomas and I became the parents of a crow, it may just have to go into the memoir section of my web page. Bobby has lived with us for six years, and every day he is up to something [...]

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The Bird is BORED

Before I continue the saga of chasing and ultimately catching Bobby, today I have to say, it was made very clear to me that he was bored, and I couldn’t bribe him with toys or food. He is in the dining room, and I am back in my office, and he is hollering. [...]

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About six years ago, my husband, Indie film composer Tomas Hradcky (He went by Tomas Hart back then) and I were stuck in five o’ clock traffic in Santa Monica, hot and hungry and tired and inching along so slowly that at one point I closed my eyes and imagined the future, right on 26th [...]

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