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Boss: Does anyone want to stay up late and party with me tonight?
Mary: Sure! I will!
Ethel: No you won't.
Mary: You're such a party pooper.
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Boss: Does anyone want to stay up late and party with me tonight?
Boss: Great! So who is gonna party with me?Mary: Sure! I will!
Ethel: No you won't.
Mary: You're such a party pooper.
Aw, sorry that you had to leave behind some chickens.(I recently had to move, so I had to leave some birds behind. I'm now changing my chickens on here to Omlette, that sassy EE/Marans cross hen that everyone loves, Skittles, my mutt rooster, Millie, my Self Blue d'Uccle hen, Annabelle Lee, my EE, Ethel, my Mille Fluer d'Uccle hen, Wilhelmine, my Black Turken, Frankie, my Salmon Faverolle hen, Teacup, my Buff Black Tailed Japanese bantam, Mary, my White Crested Blue Polish hen, and Clover, Buttercup/Rock cross hen.)
Bisquick: Mommy tucks us in at 8:30!Pippyn: I can't stay up! Mommy tucks me in at 8:30.![]()
Merri: That's cause we are only 4 weeks old silly goose!
Lizzy: *Sarcastically* I though we were chickens!
Merri: *gives Lizzy a stink eye*
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Mary: I'll sneak out of the coop when everybody is asleep...
Ethel: Mary! You will not!
Quote: Me: That sounds kinda like Pebble, she clucks and growls to herself, in her own little world, but she hasn't lost any chest feathers. She is my moody broody, and I think its just 'cause she never really, "recovered" from being broody. That is my uneducated guess.![]()
Quote: and sometimes this this behavior can be a precursor to broodiness as well. Hopefully it isn't, as I know you don't appreciate broodies.
Quote: and sometimes this this behavior can be a precursor to broodiness as well. Hopefully it isn't, as I know you don't appreciate broodies.
Oh gee, I hope not.