In which I desperately wish I were a boy.

July 2nd, 2008 by Amy Beth

Hello. 

It is 2:02 p.m. and I am sitting at my desk at the Starlite office.

In the other room, there is a bird trapped in the fireplace thing-y.

I have not seen it in there, but I can hear it’s little bird-y noises from here.

I do not know what to do.

Pros to rescuing the bird: it survives.

Cons to rescuing the bird: I may not survive.

Pros to leaving the bird alone: I don’t get attacked by the bird.

Cons to leaving the bird alone: I continue to feel guilty.

Sigh.

No one mentioned this part of the job in all my ministry classes.

10 Responses to “In which I desperately wish I were a boy.”

  1. comment by Gayle

    Awww man. I so hope you rescue the birdie. Just pray really hard before you do it….and for the love of Pete, take your camera (or video would be better) because this is EXCELLENT blog fodder.

  2. comment by amykay

    HOW do all these birds get in your offices???

  3. comment by Tamara

    Another con to leaving the bird alone: if it dies in there, you’ll wish you were a boy with nasal congestion.

    You’re welcome.

  4. comment by Ronnica

    And if you were a boy you’d just pull out your shot gun and take care of it? Nah, being a girl is much better.


  5. K… here I go again. Call. The. Landlord. I’m really good at role playing, and I can call and tell him/her that I’m an attorney for the housing authority and… oh, wait. That’d be a lie. Okay. I could call and demand he/she come take care of the problem ‘cuz it is the RIGHT thing to do. Or… you could get a big ole piece of posterboard or something and tape it over the front of the fireplace so birdy cannot make his way into the office. Or… you could just run away. Any of those.

  6. comment by Erin

    what a very odd problem to have.

  7. comment by Cindy

    Aren’t birds symbolic in the Bible or something? Doves, ravens, etc. Maybe this MEANS something. Hmmm… I know what it means. God revealed it to me. You’re not supposed to bail on me. Yup. Can totally back that up with scripture. Or not.

  8. comment by Bethany

    Awww…. poor birdie. Though it is entirely possible that the bird is building a nest in your chimney rather than being trapped. =) Wouldn’t that be fun??

  9. comment by Karen Owens

    …hmmmm. That’s a difficult one.

  10. comment by Kellie

    Your posts totally crack me up!

    I am totally with you: birds stuck in a chimney is totally “man work.”

    ;)

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