‘Pterror’ Trauma Transforms Into A Tantalizing Turn
Dino, our modern pterodactyl–or “pterror-dactyl” as I prefer to call her for her innate ability to traumatize–has been crook for a while without showing signs of a complete recovery. I would give anything for her to resume her reign of pterror. The rosy faced lovebird who rules our roost has an infection after eating too much human food. Poor Mrs. Kangaeroo has for months been finishing grueling nightshifts and taking the bird on a draining journey to the avian vet. Mrs. Kangaeroo has also overseen the bird’s strict diet and medicine administration. Dino is better than her worst state, but is not her aggressive, dominating self. Dino continues to struggle…