How to play: Pay attention to upcoming posts and mark your card appropriately (past posts do not apply). The first person to get five in a row (horizontally, vertically or diagonally) and shout, “BINGO!” in comments wins a fabulous budgie prize.
Good luck!
Look what Cooper and Sunny did!
They were under the shade (it wasn’t all the way up) trying to make a break for it. Yikes! Looks like I’m going to have to keep the windows closed unless I can watch them every single second. Sigh.
We brought Ozzie home from the animal shelter two years ago today.
We’re so lucky to have this darling little fellow as part of the family.
Shower curtain – Budgie Gallery Giftshop by Fjærdrakt.
Mirror by Lladró.
Soap dispenser and toothbrush holder – petopet at Zazzle.
Towels by Pottery Barn.
Soap – wizardatwork at Etsy. 
Toilet seat cover by White Lake Antiques.
This is a photo of my first Budgie, “Budgie” (such an original name) and neighborhood friend. The quality of the photo is horrible as 1. I took the photo and 2. I was nine when I took the photo (a million years ago).
Budgie was the most wonderful companion. He kept me company when I listened to records or read (he would “turn” the pages). He would fly to my finger and I swear he was potty trained (would fly to his cage to poop). He was a little blue love and I adored him.
How old were you when you brought home your first budgie?
We don’t always get Cooper’s photos right on the first shot*. Here are some pics that didn’t make the cut. Only two this month – Cooper has become quite the professional model.
* Due to the photographer and through no fault of the model, of course.
These metal budgie wall hangings form Earth de fleur Home Wares.
These little blue budgies would look great on our patio wall.
A little flock.
Too bad they don’t ship to the United States.
Boo!
This month’s book is Remy: A Little Bird with a Big Imagination by Kristin Ludwig.
Remy is an adorable Pacific Parrotlet who lives in the House of Nubs. Remy was abandoned at the veterinarian’s office. The vet saved his life and found him a new home with The Lady with the Ponytail (Kristin Ludwig), new friend Hoot, Nubs and the rest of the flock. Despite having lost the toes on one foot, Remy is a brave bird with a wonderful imagination. In the book he wonders what the big world is like.
Cooper highly recommends this book. She thought Remy was courageous and enjoyed seeing his many adventures. The photos (by Kelly Andre) were wonderful and the featured artwork was striking. Most of all, Cooper loved Remy’s sweet and optimistic spirit. She thinks that everyone could benefit by having such an outlook on life.
If you would like to read more about Remy and the flock you can do so at The House of Nubs.