Life With An Ornithologist
A 50-word relationship.12 total reviews
Comment from patcelaw
This story is not for the birds, but for those who will sit for hours listening and looking for said birds. It was a good read. Merry Christmas.
Patricia
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This story is not for the birds, but for those who will sit for hours listening and looking for said birds. It was a good read. Merry Christmas.
Patricia
Comment Written 16-Dec-2019
Comment from Gail Denham
Cute - I like the bird talk. "and sometimes he is flighty" - a bunch of things one could say about a bird watcher - or could he "watch the bikini "birds" on the beaches.
Nice job.
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Cute - I like the bird talk. "and sometimes he is flighty" - a bunch of things one could say about a bird watcher - or could he "watch the bikini "birds" on the beaches.
Nice job.
Comment Written 16-Dec-2019
Comment from Robert Zimmerman
Hello LisaMay. You have gone to the birds now. I can't keep up. Make sure you get a resume from this guy because if he "flies the coop" you will be right back where you started. Robert
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Hello LisaMay. You have gone to the birds now. I can't keep up. Make sure you get a resume from this guy because if he "flies the coop" you will be right back where you started. Robert
Comment Written 14-Dec-2019
Comment from JudyE
I was trying to remember the slang name for bird-watchers and it's twitchers but sources also say it shouldn't be applied to any serious bird-watcher. Something else I've learnt. Thanks for the giggles.
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I was trying to remember the slang name for bird-watchers and it's twitchers but sources also say it shouldn't be applied to any serious bird-watcher. Something else I've learnt. Thanks for the giggles.
Comment Written 14-Dec-2019
Comment from LeannaP
I jay walk sometimes. Thank god i have never been fined. I do believe it varies from state to state though. Anyhow, i truly enjoyed reading this post.
You write well. I couldnt find any grammatical errors at all.
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I jay walk sometimes. Thank god i have never been fined. I do believe it varies from state to state though. Anyhow, i truly enjoyed reading this post.
You write well. I couldnt find any grammatical errors at all.
Comment Written 14-Dec-2019
Comment from CrystieCookie999
Names with bird-like origins make up the characters here. A guy with eagle eyes but is still gullible sure makes for an interesting contrast. This is a spec-scapular entry!
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Names with bird-like origins make up the characters here. A guy with eagle eyes but is still gullible sure makes for an interesting contrast. This is a spec-scapular entry!
Comment Written 14-Dec-2019
Comment from BeasPeas
Great job on this fun write, Lisa. Clever play on birdie words. I especially like eggsactly and feathermore. I admire your creativity with these amusing views into love. Marilyn
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Great job on this fun write, Lisa. Clever play on birdie words. I especially like eggsactly and feathermore. I admire your creativity with these amusing views into love. Marilyn
Comment Written 14-Dec-2019
Comment from lyenochka
I'm sure Avis won't find him so "ducky" if he keeps getting "robined." Another fun one, LisaMay and birders are a devoted lot. I can't imagine the hours they put in trying to find a rare bird.
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I'm sure Avis won't find him so "ducky" if he keeps getting "robined." Another fun one, LisaMay and birders are a devoted lot. I can't imagine the hours they put in trying to find a rare bird.
Comment Written 14-Dec-2019
Comment from jenintorre
Hi there Lisa May
Yet another one of your very clever and extremely witty little stories. A very enjoyable read. Thanks for sharing. All the best. Jen.
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Hi there Lisa May
Yet another one of your very clever and extremely witty little stories. A very enjoyable read. Thanks for sharing. All the best. Jen.
Comment Written 14-Dec-2019
Comment from Phyllis Stewart
He's not eggsactly rich - scammers make swift work of robin him; he's very gullible. And I love the use of feathermore. Once again, a winner. How about a cowboy?
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He's not eggsactly rich - scammers make swift work of robin him; he's very gullible. And I love the use of feathermore. Once again, a winner. How about a cowboy?
Comment Written 14-Dec-2019
