This was kalimero, our pretty little chick.

It was the sumer of the 06, when it saw, for the first time, my desk lamp. Just few minutes later of the egg laying, her mother left the nest with Kalimeros´egg inside.


Soon, you will be able to see here a photo of
Kalimero with my brother´s arm


My father has an unusual hobbie: to grow up eggs until they are born. At first, the main character of the story i´m telling you, was just one more of the dozens of eggs my father has adopted. They say that the light and the heat of the lamps can do perfectly the work of the hens incubating eggs.

Continueing with the story of Kalimero, I must say it was the middle of July when it´s born. I was not at home (I don´t remember where I was), but when I arrived, my father told me the chick was born and was alive (some of them don´t survive). I run rapidly to my green desk, and saw the little chick into a very big tuper, tryng to jump out from it. I took it on my hands, and saw its minuscle head. I remembered the TV cartoons called Kalimero, and thought it was a funny name to call it. It´s not the most perfect name, because the original Kalimero is totally black and my chick was compleetly yellow. But I liked it.

Kalimero passed 10 days more-and-less with us in our house, and when my father tought it was preppared to survive with the other chicks, we left it on the chicken coop.

I know it was just a chick, but it was so charmy... The days it passed with us were only 10, but its story stirres me. Few months later we left Kalimero with its family, a fox came and ate all of them.

That´s an animal life.

Kalimero, we loved you!!!

Hi, hi, hi...!!!

Wellcome to my new blog: The fresh princess of Bel-Air. I think you´ve already realized, but of course, I´m not a man.

This is a place where you´ll be able to read and laugh about my english homeworks.

I must write about a pet I´ve had, but I´m not in a good mood, so I´ll do it later.

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