CHICKEN SWAPS OF NH SWAP LISTINGS

[1Chick Magnet]

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I will be so excited to see how many hatch. you rescued them from being breakfast.

bubba is a special boy if I do say so myself. he is awful cuddly for such a big guy. to bad he didn't crow for you. he sounds like a dinosaur.


do you have anything in the bator? maybe something blue?

 

[nhnanna]

Nope, I am behaving myself for now. Atleast until I know the lavs are fertile.

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do you have anything in the bator? maybe something blue?

 

[DraigAthar]

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Thanks for the welcome! I work at DHMC, in pathology. I agree that working on holidays is a bummer, but it's only to be expected when you work at a hospital. And they have it set up pretty well, we have a holiday rotation where we know which holidays we have to work each year, for years in advance. For instance, my winter holiday on shift this year was Thanksgiving, next year it'll be Christmas, and the following year it'll be New Year's. So I can at least make plans in advance, if I have a family gathering or other holiday event.

What sort of route do you drive? Long distances? I'm not sure I could ever do that for a living, too much being away from home!

Amy

 

[1Chick Magnet]

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do you have anything in the bator? maybe something blue?

no eggs in the bator????? maybe we need to take your temp. you could be coming down with something.

 

[nhnanna]

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no eggs in the bator????? maybe we need to take your temp. you could be coming down with something.

I was thinking the same thing. My last hatch was Oct. 7th with the Millies. I would love to find someone with some Mottled cochin bantam eggs.

 

[1Chick Magnet]

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Thanks for the welcome! I work at DHMC, in pathology. I agree that working on holidays is a bummer, but it's only to be expected when you work at a hospital. And they have it set up pretty well, we have a holiday rotation where we know which holidays we have to work each year, for years in advance. For instance, my winter holiday on shift this year was Thanksgiving, next year it'll be Christmas, and the following year it'll be New Year's. So I can at least make plans in advance, if I have a family gathering or other holiday event.

What sort of route do you drive? Long distances? I'm not sure I could ever do that for a living, too much being away from home!

Amy

oh...hospital was one of my guesses. I have a good friend that is an or nurse. she has to work holidays too. thank goodness there are people like you willing to take care of the rest of us.

I drive a daily route that goes to nh and maine. no over nights. I drive 150 to 300 miles a day. on a busy day I can be out for 12 hours. this time of year snow often adds alot of time to my day.

 

[1Chick Magnet]

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no eggs in the bator????? maybe we need to take your temp. you could be coming down with something.

I was thinking the same thing. My last hatch was Oct. 7th with the Millies. I would love to find someone with some Mottled cochin bantam eggs.

those are beautiful.

 

[jeepchick]

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I will be so excited to see how many hatch. you rescued them from being breakfast.

bubba is a special boy if I do say so myself. he is awful cuddly for such a big guy. to bad he didn't crow for you. he sounds like a dinosaur.


I wasn't planning on hatching anymore but we had a slight mishap with the brooder box and the crappy latch that WAS on the door.....There is now a good latch on the door and I almost have all the blood stains cleaned up off the concrete in the basement.....bad dog

 

[nhnanna]

oh no, sorry to hear that. I hope your hatch goes well.

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I wasn't planning on hatching anymore but we had a slight mishap with the brooder box and the crappy latch that WAS on the door.....There is now a good latch on the door and I almost have all the blood stains cleaned up off the concrete in the basement.....bad dog

 

[DraigAthar]

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That is a lot of driving! I bet you get to see all the crazy drivers out there ...

Amy