Daily Achievements!

Hi @Shaz51

It’s so lovely to hear from you

Wow! These are amazing achievements! I would struggle to mow just half of a lawn - let alone four

Take kind and gentle care of yourself,

ShiningStar

Good evening @ShiningStar @TAB @Former-Member @Shaz51 @Scoo @LostAngel @frog @Former-Member @Daisydreamer @MDT @BPDSurvivor @Former-Member @Adge @pinklollipop15 and everyone here. Well done on your achievements everyone! I like how there's a wide range of different things that forumites are happy about achieving such as mowing lawns; cleaning out aviaries to celebrating birthdays and being in contact with friends and families. That's great to hear👍🏻!

Yesterday, I achieved the following things:

- I finished off an adult Crazy Blanket for charity;

- I had a shower;

- I helped move a car load of things to my new property;

- I went to Bunnings for some more storage bags

- I picked out my bedroom at my new property.

Today (Sunday) my achievements have been:

- Posted on Facebook an photo of my adult Crazy Blanket;

- Went on the sane forums

- Did some work on my uni essay assessment

- Spoke to my sister about my cat who is at her place while we move properties

- Watched the news at 6pm to catch up on events in the world

- Had a relaxing hot shower to calm down as I was getting stressed and anxious about the move on Tuesday and my uni essay.

Keel those great achievements coming!

Judi9877☺️💐

great to see your Acheivements @Judi9877 Picking out your new room sounds exciting maybe some decorating sometime soon?

hello Everyone this weekend has been mostly quiet which is good cause I think the upcoming week will be busy with appointments and things that Ive put off for a bit,todays Acheivements are as follows, One Hot shower,two communicating more effectively with members of my household,three allowing myself to have as I call it a lazy Sunday,not doing very much except for watching movies ,doing a load of washing,ate dinner,had an unexpected visit from family who dropped off some preloved furniture,scrolled facebook alot,rested throughout the day

@TAB thats really interesting yes crows are certainly smart, I wondered if they were watching the house like you said but ever so cheeky! I like your post very much it made me laugh. I think I'm going to have to keep an eye on my grocery deliveries in future as these birds I think are onto something!!! LOL Anyway I'm about to turn in for the night. I hope you can enjoy a rejuvenating sleep.

was thinking about show on crazy birds in NZ that eat car wiper blades lol plus think on same show they showed a problem solving exercise crows or whatever got through.

They have found out different birds in different areas can do different things ie they are Learned Behaviours, like dropping rocks on things etc etc @Former-Member then there are the birds that spread fire.. ffs birds are weird lol

This raptor is one of three birds in Northern Australia known to spread fire – the Brown Falcon, Black Kite and Whistling Kite – and it is very significant to the Rembarrnga and Dalabon people of the Mimal Land Management area where Bush Heritage has a partnership with the Mimal Rangers.12 June 2020

Firebirds - Bush Heritage Australia

@Former-Member

The kea's notorious urge to explore and manipulate makes this bird both a pest for residents and an attraction for tourists. Called "the clown of the mountains",[47] it will investigate backpacks, boots, skis, snowboards, and even cars, often causing damage or flying off with smaller items. Kea have been kept as pets before being protected, but rarely, since they were difficult to capture and destructive when in captivity.

People commonly encounter wild kea at South Island ski areas, where they are attracted by the prospect of food scraps. Their curiosity leads them to peck and carry away unguarded items of clothing, or to pry apart rubber parts of cars – to the entertainment and annoyance of human observers. They are often described as "cheeky". A kea has even been reported to have made off with a tourist's passport while he was visiting Fiordland National Park.[48]

@TAB the Kea is so stunning! I hiked Milford Track in the South Island and one of the big things I wanted to see was a Kea. On my decent down the mountain on day two a whole flock (5) Kea's flew overhead. They are unfortunately becoming more and more rare 😞 They are absolutely stunning and I was so surprised how big they are, truly remarkable.

They are soooo cheeky! On the hike you walk from hut to hut, and we had to double lock doors because Keas are smart enough to open doors and let themselves in 😄 You can hear them all night, especially early morning. Still so grateful to have seen these birds in person. We were warned to zip our packs right up and have cameras on a lead because they were smart enough to fly away with any possessions not keep close to you. Love the mischievousness of Keas

you're very ;lucky @Daisydreamer I've not been to Enzed lol

hello @Judi9877 , @TAB @Daisydreamer @Former-Member and anyone else on here today ,todays achievements so far are one got out of bed after staying in bed half the day oops,two hot shower,three checked emails,four organised what my to do list is for this week,five working out whats for dinner tonight,six reporting to centrelink,seven spending alot of time resting,so not much for today