When I complained about how hard it was to drop weight, my doctor scoffed and said, "Then just lose five pounds. NO excuses. ANYBODY can lose five pounds." I took the advice, and it was easier, both physically and psychologically, than I thought it would be - and it felt good to make even that...
I prefer to shovel sand in my flip flops instead of the additional snow predicted for this weekend.
I wish I could say that the weather agrees with me ...
Probably the best explanation of Chicken Math I've seen. It's well written and the pictures fit beautifully. The best part is that the explanation explains the hazards. and why we fall for them, without laying on the guilt. A very good read ... and fun, to boot!
Mine go full-on frenzy mode when there are greens to be had. It's nuts! Even though they get them regularly, you'd think they hadn't seen greens in ages!
Our crusty ice sits on top of a layer of snow, or more accurately, our melting snow freezes over at night, leaving a crusty top perfect for falling through!
Thanks! I LOVE my Nannies! From what I understand, they're hard to come by in Canada. It took us forever to get them here, too. When we first started looking, they were on the Livestock Conservancy's Critical list -
Fewer than 500 breeding birds in the United States, with five or fewer primary...
Since most of the other birds in the flock were rose combs, it's likely a mix where single and rose combs were crossed to get the spangles. Since the rose comb is dominant, you were wise to get a pair where both birds have nice single combs. While it's not always a guarantee, you're more likely...
Now that I can collect regularly again, we seem to be settled at four a day at the moment. My Sapphire Gem pullet is consistently laying every day. One of my younger Nankin pullets is doing a darned good job of keeping up with her, while another is just starting to lay teeny-tiny treasures...