Showing posts with label HEART ATTACK BLUE AND GOLD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HEART ATTACK BLUE AND GOLD. Show all posts

Saturday, October 31, 2009







This is an old piece which is a salesman's sample of a china cabinet which I bought from a shop in Arcadia, NC. (Right down the road from the house.) I like the bowed glass front. I am using it to hold some of my favorite things. I have feathers, shells, dragonflies, stones, crystals, insect cases and seed pods amoung my many treasures. I love to look at them. The cabinet is small enough to stand on my bedroom dresser. Why, I enjoy these creations each day as I reach for my clean underware!
I must apologize for the pictures of the cabinet being sideways...I can't figure out how to turn them upright!

Monday, June 15, 2009

APPEAL TO BLOGGERS HAVE YOU HAD A HEART ATTACK?

Good afternoon! Cyrus has been in rare form this day. The warm weather; sunshine, and evening showers, have put him in an amorous mood, he is a bit excitable to say the least. He is very vocal today, telling me to ,"Come here" and ringing like the telephone. He rings the same number of times as as the telephone before the answering machine picks up in the hopes that I will answer the phone near his cage. He is a rascal.
I am new to this blogging stuff....if there is anyone out there with a blue and gold macaw, or that just wants to blog about there pet bird, please drop in and chat. I will be pleased to have a few blogging friends and learn about you and your adventures with you feathered friend, or if you have fibromyalgia and/or have had a heart attack. I would love to hear how this has changed your life and personality. After my heart attack I was told by several people I was different. And, I feel like a different person too. I don't mean in the spiritual sense, I mean mental and physical. It is like I woke with a my head screwed on a different body! To top that, I knew I was different but could not articulate how. I would like to hear from others about their experiences since their illness.