Love Birds Multiplied

Next week, mother will be on the road so she expect me to take care of our love birds. It's the only pet we have in the house.

Two years ago when hubby bought these 2 love birds; the female is pretty in yellow-colored feather while the male is handsome in his bright bluish color. They are both lovely and are fascinated with each other. As I had a petty schmooze with my daughter one night, I saw them kissing and teasing while chewing vegetable leaves for dinner. I really like the way they show love and care for each other.



Being in love with each other, voila, two adorable chicks was hatched one day while everybody in the house are expecting. The young birds resemble their parents in terms of color. All of us are happy then, and the parents as well!

I guess I should learn the rudiments of taking care love birds now and then. I have to do some elbow grease to ensure a what you call sound mind in a sound body. From now on, I have to keep an eye on them.

Nanna’s Puzakal

Nanna often call me my moniker Cris rather than saying my full name Cris____. She loved me more than she loved her felines of course haha.

Having three domesticated cats in the house is a little bit annoying for me. I don’t like how these soft fur mammals behave. One time they have ruined my breakfast, turning zilch in my plate. I can also remember they have eaten those fishes I am cleaning in the kitchen after leaving open for a while. They even messed up too; so disgusting behavior.
Granny is so kind that she lets puzakals in our home. Adapting stray cats with love and care is the weird side of her. Well, we can’t do anything about it because it’s one thing that makes her happy.

Puzakals are then very glad because they are fed three times a day, breakfast, lunch and dinner. They are treated to be part of the family.

Butchik, The Azkal

I once have an azkal with popular moniker Butchik in my early years of existence. Butchik is a female, fat and adorable dog owned by my grandfather. She’s kind and a true man’s friend; a long time companion of whom you can trust to guard your house away from thieves.

Butchik is always on the go; always have the get up and go. She accompanies me every time I desire for a walk during weekends. She was a genial pet who can give you agreeable comfort, diffusing warmth and friendliness. Her not so thick coat is colored white with some sort of brown dots on her butt. Her head is hued in white, brown and black combination. And the tail is suffused with white to brown color too. I took her a picture before but it was really a low blow that I can’t remember where did I put it. If I can remember I have used an analog camera; there were no digital cameras at that time I think.

After five years of long company, Butchik passed away due to old age. She gets very ill and was not able to survive despite of the medicines we gave her. The veterinarian even visited her many times to check her health condition. Grandpa buried her just in our lot near his mango plants. There Butchik rest in peace.

The Poodle Next Door

Don, the boy in our neighbor, has a poodle- a lovely poodle that could catch the eyes of anyone passing by because of his wonderful physical appearance and his amazing tricks every morning.

Kairi, my pretty daughter often go out with Don and play with the little cute dog. Antsy was the feeling I got. I was not comfortable since my child has asthma but I can’t keep her away with it. I even told her that she might get bitten, which will cause rabies to get inside her body and she will be treated with a series of medications and the like. Each day I’m trying to beat my brains out finding the right and proper way of communicating with my child so that she can understand and get what I wanted to impart. Before going to work each morning, I find time to talk with her nanny to look after her. Ensuring her safety is my priority. Well, being a mother and a career woman at the same time is a daunting task though. I never bent out of shape and see to it that I have time for my self too.