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We got a really nice, older coop for them that they will be going in soon. My husband just fixed the roof and floor of it, and we will be working on the interior in the next week to make it perfect for them. I'm so happy that I can still tell them all apart now that they look a lot different than they did when I first got them. 

Yea, mine were already living in their coop at that point. You can let them out for sure. They are fast though! so if you think they'll run from you maybe put them in a fenced area or something? They are definitely ok to be outside though.

Awesome! Thank you! I will be sure to keep them in a contained area and update everyone on how it goes. It's been so cold here lately, so we have been waiting for warmer weather to put them out. 

They are probably pretty feathered out at this point right? Even if it's cold they'll be fine running around for a little bit. I put mine in the coop at 6 weeks and it was still like 30 at night, they just cuddled together and were fine. Just watch them too...if they act like they're too cold they'll let you know, but I suspect they'll be having too much fun being outside to care.

Babigyrl... I am only asking $3 a dozen.

If you still have my number, just let me know when you are near this way. I will get them all washed up and packaged tonight, and let you know how many dozen I have. 

My excedrin is not working today. At this time, there are 61 more posts to read, and I just can not do it. I got thru 2 pages... and well. I just can't do it. SO, maybe in a few hours. I cheated, bought a pizza. I don't have the desire to cook or eat right now.

I hate buying textbooks. Hate it.

I hate buying stuff online when product condition may vary. I think I found a site where I can get my textbook for $40 (rather than $170) but I need, need, need to have the multimedia content with the book, because it's for an online class that relies on that content. I've emailed them and asked if the edition comes with the right content and hopefully they will get back to me today.

I also hope the school doesn't pull a fast one on me and decide I need other books too, a week before the class starts. I've had a number of issues with the college so far, so I wouldn't be surprised if they screw me over again.

Ferrret, what school are you going to?

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Originally Posted by Ferrret 

I hate buying textbooks. Hate it.

I hate buying stuff online when product condition may vary. I think I found a site where I can get my textbook for $40 (rather than $170) but I need, need, need to have the multimedia content with the book, because it's for an online class that relies on that content. I've emailed them and asked if the edition comes with the right content and hopefully they will get back to me today.

I also hope the school doesn't pull a fast one on me and decide I need other books too, a week before the class starts. I've had a number of issues with the college so far, so I wouldn't be surprised if they screw me over again.

Uhg, college textbooks are a massive scam. The own university bookstores especially. I remembered having to buy a 200$ book, and halfway through the semester, a new edition came out. The only change was a new, shiny cover, and my 'old' book was valued at 1$. Of course, I sold it used to another student for more than that. But if I had sold it to the bookstore, they'd have turned around and slapped a 180$ pricetag on it.

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Originally Posted by sarah92480 

Ferrret, what school are you going to?

I'm taking what will hopefully be my last course at North Central Michigan College. It's only taken 5 years to get a 2 year degree. Partly my fault for failing a couple classes and having to retake them, but this last class has been a pain in the butt to get due to misfiled paperwork and slow response time from the college. I just want it over and done with now.

They had a blast outside! Also, for college books, try chegg.com. They will let you rent textbooks for so much cheaper than buying them. That's what I use for my textbooks.