The future of Temecula & Murieta ?

[Aecetia]

She hasn’t turned that dark yet. She is still kind of speckled with a black patch on her head that looks like a bad hair piece. She might end up being a bronze cow bird. We have a few of those in the yard, and a lot of finches, sparrows and orioles. We live near a preserve, so there quite a few birds here in the sticks. I am going to get a picture of her to post when I get the chance. She is still morphing into whatever kind of bird and is not there yet.

No name, because I did not want to keep her, so now that could be a problem. I will ask the cats what they call her, but it is probably some form of cat snack food. They are all keep separates. Our place is the normal size tract lot about 4500. There is a lot of open space around it, so it does not feel like we are right on top of our neighbor and it is older, so there are a lot of trees.

[dharmagirl]

Hmmmm…maybe your cats call your bird “Tasty Tweet”?

Sorry – I couldnt resist!

I’d love to have a bird – like a parrot or Macaw – but it would drive my cats insane.

And then there’s my husband, of course…I generally have to wait until he goes out of town to acquire new pets. He still has a coronary/aneurysm upon his return, but once something has adapted he is far less resistant….

I cant wait to see a photo of ‘Tasty’ 🙂

[dharmagirl]

Hmmmm…maybe your cats call your bird “Tasty Tweet”?

Sorry – I couldnt resist!

I’d love to have a bird – like a parrot or Macaw – but it would drive my cats insane.

And then there’s my husband, of course…I generally have to wait until he goes out of town to acquire new pets. He still has a coronary/aneurysm upon his return, but once something has adapted he is far less resistant….

I cant wait to see a photo of ‘Tasty’ 🙂

[dharmagirl]

Hmmmm…maybe your cats call your bird “Tasty Tweet”?

Sorry – I couldnt resist!

I’d love to have a bird – like a parrot or Macaw – but it would drive my cats insane.

And then there’s my husband, of course…I generally have to wait until he goes out of town to acquire new pets. He still has a coronary/aneurysm upon his return, but once something has adapted he is far less resistant….

I cant wait to see a photo of ‘Tasty’ 🙂

[dharmagirl]

Hmmmm…maybe your cats call your bird “Tasty Tweet”?

Sorry – I couldnt resist!

I’d love to have a bird – like a parrot or Macaw – but it would drive my cats insane.

And then there’s my husband, of course…I generally have to wait until he goes out of town to acquire new pets. He still has a coronary/aneurysm upon his return, but once something has adapted he is far less resistant….

I cant wait to see a photo of ‘Tasty’ 🙂

[dharmagirl]

Hmmmm…maybe your cats call your bird “Tasty Tweet”?

Sorry – I couldnt resist!

I’d love to have a bird – like a parrot or Macaw – but it would drive my cats insane.

And then there’s my husband, of course…I generally have to wait until he goes out of town to acquire new pets. He still has a coronary/aneurysm upon his return, but once something has adapted he is far less resistant….

I cant wait to see a photo of ‘Tasty’ 🙂

[svelte]

Next door to the Champagne Cafe in Sabre Springs (an excellent French cafe, btw) is a vet clinic. Out front, they keep a bird that does an outstanding imitation of a car alarm. Funniest thing ever!

I would imagine that, sitting outside next to parked cars every day, s/he has become something of an expert.

[svelte]

Next door to the Champagne Cafe in Sabre Springs (an excellent French cafe, btw) is a vet clinic. Out front, they keep a bird that does an outstanding imitation of a car alarm. Funniest thing ever!

I would imagine that, sitting outside next to parked cars every day, s/he has become something of an expert.

[svelte]

Next door to the Champagne Cafe in Sabre Springs (an excellent French cafe, btw) is a vet clinic. Out front, they keep a bird that does an outstanding imitation of a car alarm. Funniest thing ever!

I would imagine that, sitting outside next to parked cars every day, s/he has become something of an expert.

[svelte]

Next door to the Champagne Cafe in Sabre Springs (an excellent French cafe, btw) is a vet clinic. Out front, they keep a bird that does an outstanding imitation of a car alarm. Funniest thing ever!

I would imagine that, sitting outside next to parked cars every day, s/he has become something of an expert.

[svelte]

Next door to the Champagne Cafe in Sabre Springs (an excellent French cafe, btw) is a vet clinic. Out front, they keep a bird that does an outstanding imitation of a car alarm. Funniest thing ever!

I would imagine that, sitting outside next to parked cars every day, s/he has become something of an expert.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

People Keep talking about comp killers etc… but once you get to a certain point (I think we are there in Temecula Valley), No one is going to sell voluntarily ( ie.. you got to have a gun pointed at their head to get them to sell at these prices).

So basically what you have is foreclosures and a few builders trying to close out their tracts without losing too much money.

Someday these will get sold out. Then the place will start to get back to normal.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

People Keep talking about comp killers etc… but once you get to a certain point (I think we are there in Temecula Valley), No one is going to sell voluntarily ( ie.. you got to have a gun pointed at their head to get them to sell at these prices).

So basically what you have is foreclosures and a few builders trying to close out their tracts without losing too much money.

Someday these will get sold out. Then the place will start to get back to normal.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

People Keep talking about comp killers etc… but once you get to a certain point (I think we are there in Temecula Valley), No one is going to sell voluntarily ( ie.. you got to have a gun pointed at their head to get them to sell at these prices).

So basically what you have is foreclosures and a few builders trying to close out their tracts without losing too much money.

Someday these will get sold out. Then the place will start to get back to normal.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

People Keep talking about comp killers etc… but once you get to a certain point (I think we are there in Temecula Valley), No one is going to sell voluntarily ( ie.. you got to have a gun pointed at their head to get them to sell at these prices).

So basically what you have is foreclosures and a few builders trying to close out their tracts without losing too much money.

Someday these will get sold out. Then the place will start to get back to normal.

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