I wanted to post about it before I forget it.
The set-up:
I'm in the process of collecting eggs to send off for my first test hatch.
I couldn't fall asleep until almost 4 AM this morning, because my SO was gone having another sleep study done.
I watched a program on fetal surgery right before going to bed.
I was worried about my chickens.
The dream:
I dreamed that instead of shipping eggs off, I received eggs in the mail, 5 of them.
The person that sent them had cut square openings all over the eggshells so that I could watch the development of the chicks.
When I picked the eggs up to put them in the bator, two immediately broke open and little balloons popped up that said "sorry, not a good egg. please try again".
I set the other three eggs in the bator and waited.
I had to go to the store for brooder supplies so I asked my Dad (who lives in Florida, not here) to watch the the bator for me.
While I was gone my Dad decided that they would hatch better if he soaked them - bator and all - in a tub of water.
I got home and dried the whole thing off. I lifted each egg out of the bator to check if they were dry enough and they immediately hatched. Two pullets, a pink one and a purple one and a huge full grown rooster!
I was running around with them stuffed in my pockets trying to set up their brooder when I woke up.
I seriously need to limit my nighttime visits to BYC *shaking my head*
The set-up:
I'm in the process of collecting eggs to send off for my first test hatch.
I couldn't fall asleep until almost 4 AM this morning, because my SO was gone having another sleep study done.
I watched a program on fetal surgery right before going to bed.
I was worried about my chickens.
The dream:
I dreamed that instead of shipping eggs off, I received eggs in the mail, 5 of them.
The person that sent them had cut square openings all over the eggshells so that I could watch the development of the chicks.
When I picked the eggs up to put them in the bator, two immediately broke open and little balloons popped up that said "sorry, not a good egg. please try again".
I set the other three eggs in the bator and waited.
I had to go to the store for brooder supplies so I asked my Dad (who lives in Florida, not here) to watch the the bator for me.
While I was gone my Dad decided that they would hatch better if he soaked them - bator and all - in a tub of water.
I got home and dried the whole thing off. I lifted each egg out of the bator to check if they were dry enough and they immediately hatched. Two pullets, a pink one and a purple one and a huge full grown rooster!
I was running around with them stuffed in my pockets trying to set up their brooder when I woke up.
I seriously need to limit my nighttime visits to BYC *shaking my head*