Welcome Back Home Renae

As you can see from this blog entry, Renae has scored an extra large post to rival Savanna's many entries.

Renae giving poor Phoebe some one on one attention and reassuring her that it will all be ok some time soon.

Butter wouldn't melt in his mouth. He seems to be enjoying all the extra attention and finding it all so amusing.

Renae with the neurotic little one. He seems to suffer from many psychological disorders which is an interesting case study for Renae to unravel. A good challenge for any good psychologist like Renae. After all she is an early intervention specialist psychologist.

Renae with her two dogs who have already claimed the back yard as their territory. Poor Phoebe doesn't quite know what's going on. She fears Cheyanne and rightly so. That little foxie thinks she is a rottweiler and tries to attack all other dogs.

Renae taking advantage of late night shopping.

We welcomed home our darling Renae on the 16th of December 2006. She is back for good and we are all very happy. Our household has now been extended by eight. Besides Renae, there are two dogs, Dudley and Cheyanne. Then we have three budgies and finally, two gold fish. Dudley has been a problem child keeping Renae busy since she arrived. He has found it difficult to adjust to his new surroundings. One of the yellow budgies is nicknamed psycho due to his lack of social skills and is kept in a seperate cage to minimise the risk of killing the other two birds. Jimmy had no idea of the implications and said to Renae (whilst having his hand in the cage) "This canary looks very friendly." Renae reminded him that he was dealing with psycho (budgie) and if he valued his right hand at all he should remove it from the cage ASAP.