Now, I've Seen It With My Own Eyes!!!

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It's not that I didn't believe the stories of my "accident prone" friend, but today, I've seen it with my own eyes. I'm visiting a friend, who today expressed an interest in taking me to meet another Mylot friend... no names, because i think you'll know exactly who I mean if you read this discussion. Wellllll, we arrived at the other Mylotters house, and as we entered, were warned that because of a mischievous little dog, the two rather large birds who were flying free had been shut in the bathroom. So, if we needed to use the bathroom at any stage, please say so before opening the door. Not that this little dog would try to mate them, as well, ha ha ha, but because the birds were wary of him and would fly around wildly. Anyway, the afternoon was going quite well and we were having a good old chin wag, when my friend decided she wanted to go to the bathroom. The outside door was open because the dog was in the garden with the hubby, and not a word was said. She went bundling into the bathroom, just like her little dog on a couple of occasions, and there was utter confusion for a few seconds. My friend, was startled and jumped back with a squeal, the other Mylotter was trying to see what was going on, the hubby, by this time had come back in and quickly shut the door, the dog was running around like a headless chicken, barking at the birds and the hubby was holding out a long piece of dowel, trying to get the birds to perch on it so as to deposit them safely in the cage. Well, for a good five to ten minutes, the birds didn't trust anybody, so there was no go with the stick. One friend was leaning against the doorpost hand on her chest and gasping, because she was terrified of the flying birds, lol. The second Mylotter friend was telling hubby to leave the birds till they got over it. The dog was still running around like a headless chicken and yours truly was rolling on the sofa in fits of laughter, tears running down her cheeks. Eventually, the birds were coaxed back into the bathroom, later, to be calmly put back in their cage. All was back to normal.... but that wasn't to be the end of what turned out to be a day full of wind-ups and laughter. Suffice to say, I have now met, in real life, two very sweet, very funny Mylotters, whom I am sure, will be very long standing friends. I had a great day. Can anybody guess in three guesses, which two Mylotter friends I'm talking about?