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[pinkfootiepjs76]

After a much debated, long discussion with me ma about going to Danville, I have lots to ponder about

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[freak_nation]

*laughs* Ah, yes. I remember us talking of hamsters. Gerbils do it too. Actually most animals practically do so. It's like they know that those babies wouldn't survive through life. Birds knock their eggs out of the nest if they sense a "bad egg". I remember finding a robin's egg out in the grass as a kid and I thought "why would they do such a thing?" I asked my mom why and her response was "A mother always knows what's best. And sometimes birds do so because the baby wouldn't be healthy." It's always the whole Darwin theory when it comes to animals. I could go into more heavy topic territory, but I'll save it for one of our soon to be happy memories. I heart you more than old people love bingo, my darling. Hope to see ya soon, biatch.

Love,
Rhiannon

[pinkfootiepjs76]

Hahaha, perhaps. Perhaps. Why not give the baby bird a chance at least though? And yes, see you once I figure out my work schedule!

[megan_is]

her little girl is growing up! understandable why she is fretting to an extent, as most mothers do. but you gotta do what you want to and she has to understand that. i dunno what kind of relationship you have with your mom but rest assured that everything will work out for the best :)