I'm beat.
ijmccollum said:Unfortunately being the "paternal grandparent" hit me up side the head last weekend.
Barista5261 said:Did you try rehydrating the Timothy hay? I take scissors and cut it up into REALLY tiny pieces, rehydrate it, then mix it up with their regular greens so it sticks to the greens and they are none the wiser [GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES]
tffnytorts said:Lets hope for good news. :heart:
On yet another bad note, the tortoise I'm supposed to be getting is not an average sulcata.
He's on some special all- vegetable diet. I dont know how well he'll acclimate to Mazuri. There's no way I can afford to feed him like the foster is. Two heads of romaine lettuce a day!!!! And 6 apples?!?! Its kind of insane.
ijmccollum said:Actually I am finding out that it is way common, daughters gravitate toward their mothers when they first become mothers - and she has a very "hands on" mom. I just wasn't ready for it....the mom babysitting 5days a week, FB posts with the grand-baby, the oh so much bond time with her while I get limited time, usually taking them out to a restaurant. But you know what? I have a fabulous son, a marvelous daughter in law, and an incredible granddaughter. I am still a winner and will remain hands off and respect their family boundaries, after all I am the grandparent, not the parent, my son and daughter in law have that under control. I am over myself now. Just breathe.
My heart so goes out to Ellie and her human companion. Keep her close and love her lots.