13
Nov
Flock Call: Providing a New Way to
communicate. learn. succeed.
We're reinventing the way you think about birds.
Communicate
To be an active flock member all you have to do is visit often to take in our parrot knowledge and share yours. It's that easy.
Learn
Spreading the message on how to love, empathize, and care for your feathered friends.
Succeed
Through communication and sharing our birds will lead happier lives.
Latest Blog Posts
13
Nov
Chaos is a perception not properly appreciated to my way of thinking.
13
Nov
Having someone tell you a parrot is loud, messy and expensive is helpful, but it comes as close to explaining a parrot as the word wet explains water. It's deeper and wider than one can imagine, and to sincerely know it is to live it.
10
Nov
Watching a parrot go through a molt yields feathers to collect, and a bit of wonderment. Because watching a feather fall, and it's replacement grow in is literal magic.
10
Nov
Falling in love with a companion parrot is not hard. It isn't even work. Falling in love is simply falling for the nuances and traits they bring to us every day. I fell hard for our Butters. I fell right off a cliff.
10
Nov
Angus Lee, our Catahoula Leopard Hound. He's our new pup that adds all kinds of new muse to my day. I hope you enjoy our stories.
Latest Flock Comments
Hail Felix Hawk King! We are Chickee and Pinkee, two budgie mates. Mom has been berry confused in the past. Now she is finding out that the more she does for us, the happier we are. Even betters, the happier she is! Mom wants more birds so we tried to help. We tried to have a family last summer but it didn't work out. There were two mean birds here. Mom rehomed them. So we's are going to try again! Mom is berry happy. This is us today. https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/48c0b783cf91a916f35baee307b122438e9d343611bb751993635c169a01656c.jpg Mom puts tinsel on the curtains so we don't poo on every single inch. We are fines with that!
Instead of ditching the group and writing an article behind their back somewhere (which can be just as damaging to the cause as a lack of vocabulary). Whould it not have been better for everyone if you stayed with the group and brought it up as an issue from the inside where you could help change it yourself, maybe even been able to educate the original poster of the question on what was wrong with it? Not understanding the right was to structure a question doesnt mean that the intent behind it matched the interpretation taken from it.
I appreciate these excellent points you've brought up. I agree with it all. Particularly your last sentence. I did bring up the issue with those concerned and administrating the group (and should have written so in this post). The outcome led to extracting myself after a healthy conversation. I didn't go behind any backs though. I took this here for an exercise in example. You've challenged me with your comment Paul, and I am grateful for your time and thoughts. I certainly could have taken the conversation further and with a more open mind to hear further ideas wrapped around this idea of words. There's always that weighted moment where an individual decides do I have the time and can we get somewhere down the road for my investment. Therein lies my crux. One girl, one wrench. Six social media sites, one domain, books in process, editing in process, speaking engagements and travel, and our family and flock life. I may have not done the best at weighting this opportunity. It's a tricky business. But I never went behind anyone's back. I rest in that truth. And will be more mindful in the future thanks to your suggests and admonitions here. Kathy
valerie_wells I do not agree
