Hi Lyn!

Yes, I do. I found another one under my bed, so I had to go out and 
get a cage for them. They like to eat celery, carrot tops, beet 
greens, in fact, all kinds of greens, canary seed, stale bread, and 
bits of cheese. I have named them Phibble and Tribble. They're really 
fun to play with! They don't crawl, they roll, and their hearing is 
better than that of a dog.


LOVE IN CHRIST,

Mari.

P.S. Everyone knows I'm purple so I've left off writing it.


On Tuesday 6/26/2007 03:53 PM, Lyn and Triston Hunt said:

>Oh man!  Do you still have him?



>From: "Reeva Parry" <[log in to unmask]>
>
>
>>Hi Lyn!
>>
>>It was a Phillipus Scovellicus. Just a play on words is all. Mari 
>>goes off on tangents sometimes, that's all.
>>
>>
>>Mari's got me so choked up I can't type,
>>
>>Purple Reeves
>>
>>
>>On Monday 6/25/2007 10:20 PM, Lyn and Triston Hunt said:
>>
>>>What was it?
>>
>>
>>>From: "Reeva Parry" <[log in to unmask]>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi, Family!
>>>>
>>>>Today I discovered a strange thing. It was a furry little 
>>>>creature, round like a ball, about the size of a squash ball. It 
>>>>had hair like a cat and very diminutive ears. It emitted a little 
>>>>squeak when I dug it out from under my couch cushion. It seemed 
>>>>to have no teeth, so it must swallow its food whole, much like a 
>>>>dove does. For lack of a better species name, I called it 
>>>>Phillipus Scovellicus. So Mister E., you are in good 
>>>>companee'ee'ee'ee'ee'ee'ee'ee'ee'ee.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Purp Mar.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>On Monday 6/25/2007 09:09 PM, Phil Scovell said:
>>>>
>>>>>I thought it was pronounced
>>>>>
>>>>>mar.
>>>>>e.