Jasper's Mom
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Reunited and it feels so good!
Pookie's Minions - Pookie's Gone ☹
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gulfbrzdawn
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Jasper's Mom":3kbr14jo said:
Reunited 'cause we understood
There's one perfect fit
And, sugar, this one is it
We both are so excited
'Cause we're reunited, hey, hey
fresnowitte
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Exactly what went through my head. :silent:Jasper's Mom":2zp6qmw6 said:
That doesn't give away our age now does it? :lol:
Glad you are home and happy with all your babies Gina. :wink:
Glad you're back home & getting Zim & Pookie cuddles, did Buddy try to cuddle, too?
Deb
Deb
Funny you should ask that. My mom was too excited to tell me that she had cuddled Buddy every day, but when she was trying to show me how, he squirmed and wriggled and wouldn't stay still.sweetiepie9":3ul09mch said:
Instead of cuddles, I got happy endearing looks, and of course I gave him lots and lots of kisses.
Damn it! Now I have that song in my head :roll: (I used to love that song, by the way)gulfbrzdawn":3ul09mch said:
Oh no! Oh my! What to do?! What to do?!
Last night I received a new order of waxies and in the middle of transferring them to another container, I decided to give Pookie a few before lights out.
I put about 6 in his salad dish, which still had a full bowl, and placed it right next to him on his bed. He got all excited seeing those milky white wormies squirming around and actually dove in. Because I was still playing with the worms on the floor, I wasn't watching Pookie eat. Suddenly, I heard thrashing and a few soft thumps coming from Pooks' tank. Thinking that he probably was chasing escapees, I ignored it and continued to play with wormies. A few minutes later, I went to check on how many worms, and hopefully greens too, he had eaten, but instead of seeing an empty bowl, I saw two spit out worms on Pooks' blankie. One of the worms was 'glued' to a piece of greens while the other sat beside a piece of greens.
HE SPIT OUT THE WORMS BECAUSE HE TASTED COLLARDS! :shock:
I'm still in shock over what my precious well-behaved Pookie did! I can't believe he actually spit out the worms just because 'accidentally' grabbed a piece of greens. WHY?!?!?!?!?!?!
Because I'd never seen worms, or anything edible, come back out of his mouth before, I couldn't believe how much beardie spit was attached to it and how sticky it was.
Last night I received a new order of waxies and in the middle of transferring them to another container, I decided to give Pookie a few before lights out.
I put about 6 in his salad dish, which still had a full bowl, and placed it right next to him on his bed. He got all excited seeing those milky white wormies squirming around and actually dove in. Because I was still playing with the worms on the floor, I wasn't watching Pookie eat. Suddenly, I heard thrashing and a few soft thumps coming from Pooks' tank. Thinking that he probably was chasing escapees, I ignored it and continued to play with wormies. A few minutes later, I went to check on how many worms, and hopefully greens too, he had eaten, but instead of seeing an empty bowl, I saw two spit out worms on Pooks' blankie. One of the worms was 'glued' to a piece of greens while the other sat beside a piece of greens.
HE SPIT OUT THE WORMS BECAUSE HE TASTED COLLARDS! :shock:
I'm still in shock over what my precious well-behaved Pookie did! I can't believe he actually spit out the worms just because 'accidentally' grabbed a piece of greens. WHY?!?!?!?!?!?!
Because I'd never seen worms, or anything edible, come back out of his mouth before, I couldn't believe how much beardie spit was attached to it and how sticky it was.
Pookie just won't be fooled by "worms with the greens" trick. 
Lonzo's the same, even a tiny bit of green is spit out. I do feel for you, Gina, it's not nice to spit up good wormies, Pookie. Guess you'll have to figure out a better way to get greens down his throat, or does he normally eat his greens? Lonzo's the only anti-green anything eater in our house, for which I am grateful, even if the rest won't eat any salad unless it's hand fed... :roll: :mrgreen:
Deb
Lonzo's the same, even a tiny bit of green is spit out. I do feel for you, Gina, it's not nice to spit up good wormies, Pookie. Guess you'll have to figure out a better way to get greens down his throat, or does he normally eat his greens? Lonzo's the only anti-green anything eater in our house, for which I am grateful, even if the rest won't eat any salad unless it's hand fed... :roll: :mrgreen: Deb
gulfbrzdawn
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Pookie, you silly little beardie! :lol:
Rex has started an organization that Pookie and Lonzo may be interested in joining. It is simply called BAG (Beardies Against Greens).
Rex has started an organization that Pookie and Lonzo may be interested in joining. It is simply called BAG (Beardies Against Greens).
Ok Dawn, I'll let them know, I'm sure they'll appreciate the support :mrgreen:
Deb
Deb
Since he came out of brumation, Pookie refused to touch his salad, no matter what I put in/on it. I tried dressing it up with pretty colored foods, but he still refused to touch it. It'd gotten so bad that he won't even walk over to that corner.
At first I thought it was because the pieces were too big, then I thought they were too small, then I thought they weren't fresh enough, then I thought there were too many, then I thought there weren't enough, then . . .
I even put a bunch of wormies by themselves in his dish, but he still wouldn't eat them. BUT, when I fed them to him one by one, he couldn't eat them fast enough :roll:
BAG . . . hmmm, wonder if I should even bother letting Pookie know about this organization.
At first I thought it was because the pieces were too big, then I thought they were too small, then I thought they weren't fresh enough, then I thought there were too many, then I thought there weren't enough, then . . .
I even put a bunch of wormies by themselves in his dish, but he still wouldn't eat them. BUT, when I fed them to him one by one, he couldn't eat them fast enough :roll:
BAG . . . hmmm, wonder if I should even bother letting Pookie know about this organization.
fresnowitte
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Hmmm? I sense a very spoiled beardie and a very whooped :whip: slave! :lol:
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