A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

Well since I shared about Sammy dog I have a new story with a good ending . Sammy went missing last night . Could not find him . Worried all night . I thought I would have to look for his body . I opened the big garage door and there he was ! I was so relieved . I guess he was in there when I closed the door .
The WW has a similar event last night.

My earthquake tiller went kaputs yesterday afternoon. I went to find parts for it with no luck.

Then I stopped to look for mushrooms and ramps..

after that I saw a good friend in his yard and pulled in to talk to him and his wife. It was after 10 when I left there.

When I got home the WW was a tad upset, asking what took 6 hours to run to town for parts. Women never understand.... :oops:

So I told her what I had done, but she already knew. We have spy apps on our phones so we can see where each other is during the day, Incase we want to have the other one pick something up if they are close to it, or if we want to finish something before the other one gets home.. it’s a handy app.

Anyways, she started talking about her terrible day, of course I didn’t listen real well..

Until she said Pearl was missing. She said she called for her and couldn’t find her. Then she went to the chicken shed, she had locked my poor puppy into the shed.

It appeared Pearl was ok though as she had all the poop she could eat.
 
Pearl needs a phone app too! I'd love to put little GPS collars on the girls. It would be fun to see what they do all day.

Coonhounds wear a GPS collar when hunting. I know they are built for stamina. But dang....they run for hours. And when you finally pull them off a tree, they are still cranked. Of course then they sleep for a week.
 
These silly birds! The boys nextdoor were out in the drive doing something on their trailer. I had all three young birds perched on top of the privacy fence watching them. Surprised they didn't make popcorn. Had to go down their drive to shush them back into my yard. The boys don't mind...good ole country boys...they like them. But how creepy? A bunch of turkeys spying on you. I will say....its a pretty line up of hens!
 
Heh they were definitely working for their supper, the hosts got the work out of my dad. His trade is electrical engineering with a focus on substation design and distribution grids, so they put him to work on their own mini grid since the farm they were on has no external power and they get electricity from generators and solar. He rigged them up some new things and got some new ideas on fencing, too. Boy howdy, the firm he consults for was going to go bonkers if he didn't get back, though. There are infrastructure projects being planned all over, and hopefully we can get some started as there are definitely need for repair and expansion of current infrastructure....
Mom probably will be ready to get back to work. She gets way too bored if she isn't. By the time their quarantine is over mom is likely going to be banging on the local vets door looking for a few days to fill.
 
Hi folks, I'm working on a project with Michelle and need test data badly. If you have time I would ask that each person out here create 5 users (use a name that is kindof unique to you not something like test1... )(just to pick on sour, maybe something like Sour1, sour2, etc.) and for each user create 5 breeds, please use different breed categories and don't chose the first or second breed in the list mix it up. The main form is here and there's a link after you hit submit that will take you to the breed form. I suggest copying your made up user name for the follow ons. Sorry for the painful process but that's what we get when we use free stuff.

When you fill out the first form, please select different countries/locations and change up the data. I really hope some of you will make mistakes that cause errors so I can close up those gaps.

thank you in advance. I've asked others to help me generate test data and gotten little response. With my work schedule, I have to work things when I can.
 

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