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----- Original Message -----
From: "Angel" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 3:10 AM
Subject: Re: What a day


> It seems Chester is a really intelligent bird.  Mind he doesn't pick any
> more locks.  That is why he was born now rather than during Daniel's day.
> If he had been he would have gotten Daniel straight out of that lions din
> before the lions would have had time to realize they were hungry.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 1:15 AM
> Subject: What a day
>
>
>> this morning we discovered that Chester, our parrot, had picked his lock,
> it
>> was half broken any way, and got out of his cage.  He was still on top of
>> the cage, picking at the pictures behind his cage, and trying to pull
>> them
>> off the wall.  I fixed the lock but then later, my son came over, and put
> a
>> chain around the door and the bars with a clip on it.  The clip was from
> an
>> old dog's chain.  Yep, Chester figured it out, too, tonight and got down
> on
>> the floor and started running around.  One of the dogs caught Chester in
> her
>> mouth but didn't bite down.  Gretchen pulled Chester free and we got him
>> back in his cage.  Yes, he is fine.  We have a large thicker chain around
>> the door and bars now holding the gate shut with a padlock that takes a
> key
>> to unlock.  We will be ordering a new lock from the California
> manufacturer
>> who builds the cage we use tomorrow.
>>
>> Additionally, Sandy thought tonight that one of the basset hounds had
>> climbed up on a chair, pushed his head through a large hole in the nylon
>> screen, and jumped out.  Gretchen and I went running outside calling his
>> name over and over again but couldn't find him.  Sandy came out into the
>> front yard and began calling his name and just then, I got an idea.  I
> went
>> into the house and into our front bedroom.  This is now a spare room
> because
>> Gretchen and the boys live in our basement apartment.  We keep our dog
> cages
>> in this room for feeding times and when we have church and the like.  I
>> closed the door to listen because I thought Barney may have gotten into
> this
>> room by accident.  The dogs often get into this room when someone goes in
>> there.  We store paper goods in the closet of that bedroom.  I listened.
>> There he was!  Somehow, Sandy had gotten mixed up, apparently, after
> feeding
>> the dogs and put Barney into his kennel.  Boy, was he happy when I opened
> it
>> up and let him out.  Barney is a very friendly basset hound and he had
> heard
>> us yelling for him and he always comes but when you are in a cage, it is
>> a
>> little difficult to get out of on your own.  Unless, of course, you are
>> Chester.  Thank you Jesus for keeping Chester and Barney safe for us
> today.
>>
>> Phil.
>>
>>
>> Victory isn't something you have, it is something you are.
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>