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18th Year Anniversary
September 19, 2007 marks 18 years, since Casper was taken home from Austin Pet Ranch. In that 18 years Casper has visited many Elementary Schools, Public Libraries, Nursing Homes, and his newest adventure 359 firestations across Texas (78 fire departments).

Most of Casper's life has been spent in Texas. He started his life as a wild bird. He was captured as a young bird, then migrated to Texas after being quarantined a month in Honolulu, Hawaii. The only other adventures that he has had out-of-state was a short vacation trip to Florida by car. Casper flew back to Austin (by plane) stopping at the Houston International Airport before landing at Austin's Robert Muellar Airport (the old airport), where a friend was waiting to take us home. 

Note: in the last 18 years Casper has never traveled alone, but always very close to me, and with me.

Pictures Poems Talking Talking

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Sleepy Bird Fluffy Bird Casper Stretching
Sleepy Bird Fluffy Bird Stretchy Bird
Casper preening doing the Funky Chicken
Preeny Bird Doing the Funcky Chicken
Turn the lights back on!! Bye
Turn the LIGHTS back on Good-bye
 
 Inspector Casper
This bag needs checking I'll check it
This bag needs checking I'll check it
One can here Nothing else here
One can here Nothing else here
OK back here, too This bag is OK
OK back here, too This bag is OK


Some special feelings shared with Casper from Matthews Elementary School

Casper

  There once was a parrot named Casper

  Who showed us some tricks with his Master.

        His feathers were white,

        His eyes shining bright.

  We hope you can come again, Casper!

Casper

 There once was a bird named Casper,

 Who never got away from his master.

 Boy, that bird could kiss,

 Those kisses we'll miss,

 For that bird filled us with laughter!

Casper

 There once was a bird named Casper,

 Who brought out a lot of laughter.

 He knew several tricks

 And clawed wooden sticks

 And then he left school with his master

Casper

There once was a bird named Casper
Who always obeyed its master
It knew lots of tricks
But it wouldn't break bricks
And its wings looked like Alabaster.




Casper saying,  "I Love You"

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