Hi Isabelle,
So you like my birds? They make me kinda hungry. You should hear it here. We’ve got so many songbirds it’s like a predawn symphony, with an ol’ hooty owl keeping tempo in the background.
I heard the birds are all gone in London , so said a British girl who moved to Los Angeles and carried on about how wonderful it was to hear birdsong again. CJ was in London Town a long time ago, like nine lives, and said mostly there were pigeons. I’ve never seen a pigeon. CJ says they look a bit like quail but not as pretty. We’ve got more quail around here than you could shoot a gun at, but I’ve never caught one, too skitterish.
I did catch a bunny rabbit the other day. Brought it into CJ’s room to show her and I think she palmed it. I put it down and it scooted under a chair and just lay there panting. CJ takes a peek and next thing I know, it’s gone. I looked and sniffed around for quite a while, but couldn’t find it.
I don’t get it. Rabbits are vermin too. Somethin’ needs to prey on them or they would take over the world. Just like mice or rats. So how come I can’t eat “cute and fuzzy” bunnies? (Think I just answered my own question.)
Speaking of owls, CJ read Wesley the Owl, even met his wife, this writer Stacey O’Brien from Southern California . The thing I was wondering—is that kosher? I heard a guy named Edward Lear from your neck of the woods, wrote a poem about The Owl and the Pussycat getting married. Any truth to that? Hey, I’m a cat. I’m curious.
xSmoke
P.S. What’s a bong-tree? Also, CJ was wonderin' if they still call girls "birds" in London?
Hey Smoke, yes they did get married but I think maybe it was for a lark. I'm not sure what a bong tree is... maybe a tree near a billabong? That would be in Australia and it would be a gum tree (as in Eucalyptus). I lived there for a while and it was nice. Yes they still call girls "Birds" here and not in avery nice way. And there are lots of pigeons that make a mess everywhere. Being French, I like eating bunnies too. Baked in the oven, covered in mustard. Yum. Must check out Welsley the Owl. Bye for now, Isabelle
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