Message from the Bem-te-vi Gods

[dotinthesky]

The Bem-te-vi tried again to get into my bedroom this morning. Twice.

I woke up from achy dreams to the singing on the balcony and tapping on the glass window. This went on for 10 minutes. Finally, I got out of bed, pissed off at the little bugger, and pulled the curtains open. Once again it flew into the trees. I went back to bed and tried to sleep but half-an-hour later it was back and doing it's schtick again. This time it got bored after a few tries and returned to the trees.

Question: why does this bird want to get into my bedroom so badly? For these past two weeks, I've been leaving all my windows and the balcony door open during the day. It has plenty of chances to wander around my room, poo on the bedsheats... it could even peck my eyes out during one of my afternoon naps. But no! The little devil has to come into the room when all the curtains are drawn and I'm asleep.

In classical times, some cultures considered birds the messengers of gods. Question: is the little Bem-te-vi trying to tell me something? Should I not catch that plane on Tuesday?

Comments

[suede.livejournal.com]

If somethings happens to you after all the bird wannabesigns I will let the WORLD know.

[phyrephly.livejournal.com]

maybe he is saying that you'll miss the flight by sleeping in!
i still haven't heard that song.

[roguejournal.livejournal.com]

that's just a little silly bird who is secretly in love with you!!!!

[hunterjr.livejournal.com]

é impressionante como temos uma linha de raciocínio parecida... talvez não é que você não deva pegar o avião, acho que não é isso. pode parecer estranho, mas você já tentou seguir o bem-te-vi após a saída dele? ele sempre vai para as árvores quando você abre as cortinas e se mostra. afinal, qual a melhor maneira dele chamar sua atenção se não fosse nessas horas? você acha que ele chamaria tanta atenção se tivesse entrado no seu quarto quando tudo estivesse aberto?

[tsaritsa.livejournal.com]

have you read the wind-up bird chronicle (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0679775439/qid=1113230198/sr=8-1/ref=pd_csp_1/104-7258740-7945538?v=glance&s=books&n=507846)? in it, there's a fairly pivotal scene involving a bird in a tree outside a boy's window...