I would like to thank everyone for the interest in the emu chicks I had on the auction board, however, I have sold all of them at this time. If I get any more eggs, I have talked to a few who are interested in eggs, I will get back with you in the order I received messages. I have also talked with a few of you who are interested in chicks and I do still have a few eggs in my incubator, so I will also get back in touch with you in the order I received messages. (Fay, you are first on my list.)
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