Dizzi is a male and, after a few days, has gotten
along with
Vicki
fabulously. There was hanky panky going on and
we have ended up with
babies.
Theresa's not opposed to this because she knows lots
of people that would like to have one but probably
will never spend the $200 on them.
After hearing the gliders in the kitchen I went to
investigate. The noise was coming from on top of the
fridge. This is where we put the goodies out of the reach
of the children. Hmm, why is the bag of frosted animal
crackers moving? You should have seen Dizzi look up as if
to say "Yes, can I help you?" BTW, they were not ashamed of
themselves at all, they continued to eat. I'm sure this
is not on their dietary list so we'll have to find another
place for the animal crackers.
During a trip to Linda's the kids made birdhouses and
painted them. This birdhouse has never been outside
but it sits in our family room on top of the mantle.
Vicki and Dizzi occasionally climb in. This time
it's Dizzi, and he's sticking his head out.
There's only one hole in this birdhouse and you're
looking at it. If they don't want to come out, there's
nothing we can do but wait.
Dizzi with his new girlfriend in the tissue-box.
Peek-a-boo... More cuteness inside the tissue-box.
Dizzi wandering around while I'm trying to concentrate
on the road.
Dizzi fell asleep in Theresa's hand... Isn't he cute?
This isn't a well-taken picture but it's a rare catch.
Dizzi was just learning our living room and jumped from
the curtain rod to the speaker, but he slid off and went
to "gliding mode".
Dizzi's first picture by us. He moves so quick it's hard
to get a decent picture of him. This is him running
away from me on the couch.
I think Dizzi is happy for Vicki to be away from the joeys
once in a while. He's already looking a little anxious
to be alone with her.