Elizabeth has acquired a pet. She’s called him fluffy and given him some food and a blanket. She tried to give him some toys as well but fortunately I managed to talk her out of that. Fluffy is a cockroach. Here he is, in his home:
Meet fluffy
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13 responses to “Meet fluffy”
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I doubt Fluffy would be a fussy eater so that’s a good thing.
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Exactly. And he doesn’t need to be taken for walks, he doesn’t bark, and he doesn’t leave surprises on our back lawn.
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Sounds like the perfect pet! Just hope you don’t have quarantine issues migrating him to Aberdeen.
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I’m afraid Fluffy’s days are numbered.
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My Daughter (age 8) was very keen for me to grow cauliflower in the garden.. entirely because it would attract butterflies. Which are more important then green vegetables, obviously.
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Haha. Elizabeth likes butterflies too. All insects are pets in her book.
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I remember that Rachel had lots of pet cockroaches at Ashburton street.
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Joe’s Apartment!
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haha, very funny. All Brisbane houses have lots of cockroaches.
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I thought that Elizabeth might like the Alexander Beatle song.
Whatever you do, don’t give it a squeaky toy. 😛
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That song is very appropriate.
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and he doesn’t leave surprises on our back lawn.
Not all surprises may be fecal. Let’s hope Fluffy isn’t capable of parthenogenesis…
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Fluffy has escaped so it’s possible he or she has gone to find a mate.
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