J: Then bird falls out of the sky, or more precisely out of a tree, right onto top of dog's head. You might say this bird's gone to the dogs, but dog barely notices and doesn't care.

V: Well, it's a very young bird, and it needs it's nest.

J: And a ride back to the tree that it fell out of. Why doesn't mother bird come to the rescue?

V: Well, it doesn't have a mother -- due to a tragic encounter with a hunter.

J: Yeah, that's good. Then bird tells it's troubles to dog and cries.

V: No she doesn't. She's not the self pitying kind. Things happen.

V: The bird moves on.

J: Now bird is searching too. How will it end up? We don't know. Will bird give dog a new lease on life. Will dog move bird back to the tree in his yard? Get a grooming? Start wagging his tail again?

V: Yeah. That's a fairy tale ending.	J: Yeah. Which one of us wouldn't mind one of those?

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