TJ Wilde Trilogy · Duxbridge Mysteries · Jennifer McCaffrey Mysteries
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As promised. More photos and a video:
Day 2 was a bit more relaxed, Bixby was content to sleep on the couch, where he could see them if they did something that needed his attention. But for the most, he has adapted to their continued intrusion on his life.
Zander on the other hand:
Is unsure of what the hell I’ve done now. LOL
They are adorable. They are still unnamed for the next week or so…
There’ll be more updates…
Been a big day of splashing in their drinking water, covering themselves in mush and getting snuggles. They are fearless and ready for adventures.
Bixby has not really left his post all day. Silly pup.
I’ve been occupied with a couple of cuties this past few weeks. I thought I’d share the adventures.
Day one started out as expected:
Bixby seems to be officially a dad. Ducks arrived today and he has not left their side. He’s also chased away the cats and Scout from “his” ducks.
I think it’s gonna be a long few months…
I’ll have more deets and photos, video after they get settled.
Stay tuned…
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Had an interesting weekend.
You know…the ducks were one thing…but reptiles are a bridge too far.
I found this gal while gardening. She crawled right into my hand. Luckily I have a 13-yr old niece who is wild about reptiles (and has a bearded dragon). I texted her a photo, she told me it was a chameleon. Clearly well taken care of and very, very lost.
She is molting, so stress is probably not what it needs. For now, she’s in the bathroom in a plastic tote (probably the same one Penelope hung out in the kitchen) with some things to make it comfortable.
She’s sweet, but I know nothing about reptiles, except how to remove a snake from my hallway and escort it outside.
I canvassed the neighborhood, feeling stupid, asking anyone if they lost a chameleon. I put a notice on NextDoor, where someone kindly informed me that there is a CO Reptile Humane Society here in town. I contacted them and shortly afterward, this poor thing was in better hands than mine.
My life. It is weird.
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