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Duck-man and I have a morning routine on weekdays. I get up, let him out, we share my breakfast and a shower (where he demands lots of 'kiss-me's') and then get dressed (while he tunnels under the blankets). The last step is packing my bag for work (laptop, lunch) and changing his food and water. Well, last week, I left him on the table while I went to get his dishes. I came back, and he had packed himself into my backpack. I guess he figured that if the bag leaves with me and he's in the bag, then he gets to leave with me. 
Not bad logic for a small parrot 
Regrettably, the workplace is not safe for birds, so he had to stay home. But at least he tried
Not bad logic for a small parrot Regrettably, the workplace is not safe for birds, so he had to stay home. But at least he tried
Now I just have to convince him that 'biting' is not the method to convince me to let him go. It sure was hard getting him out of the bag 
don't bite 
