So I did
He spent many of the mornings lounging on my shoulders
Tail over my left, head on my right
feeding on the warmth of the back of my neck
four foot boas are not hard to manage
They are hardy, and require little
save for the occaisional mouse
and cage cleaning
The one thing they do need is warmth
Anyone who has ever picked one up from a cold morning
is surprised how a lethargic serpent
seems to coil around their arm so quickly
Warm WARM, I am getting warm, ahhhhh
This is all that is really going on, well
at least until you forget that one is ox-bowed around your neck
as I did the day when I walked into a rented home
of a few girls I had known from church
Seems I had forgotten on important little detail
The shrieks that ensued were an amusing reminder
of the day I forgot I was wearing a boa
A LIVE one
GReat to see you and your funny story, Starfire. Is this story for real? OMG
I prefer my boas the feathery type. :^ )
Hope you are enjoying a nice warm Saturday without Milo.