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[karl E lutz]

Good morning chicken wranglers,
AttaBoy sourland keeping her happy is the real goal. If moma aint happy aint nobody happy!
Q I still say what do they taste like?

 

[vehve]

Q, just my reward for being a 'good boy' and completing all of her 'honey do' projects without too much whining.

I regret telling my better half about the term "Honey do list". After that, I think mine has tripled

 

[sourland]

Due to circumstances, I was able to retire early - while the Princess was still working. Every morning she would make a 'honey do' list before going to work - every day I would crumple it and throw it on the floor.

Eventually the 'situation' was amicably resolved.

 

[karl E lutz]

Yes, the list is one that will not go unanswered for long!" As you wish my queen" is what a married man must remember> Or Thank you and I love you !

 

[sourland]

The husband's key to a long term relationship - Yes dear. You're right, dear. I'm sorry, dear. Also, "No your butt doesn't look big in those slacks.

 

[vehve]

The husband's key to a long term relationship - Yes dear. You're right, dear. I'm sorry, dear. Also, "No your butt doesn't look big in those slacks.

I found a weird specimen, it responds to logical reasoning pretty well. But that doesn't stop demands from being made. Also, it has an amazingly accurate BS-o-meter...

 

[sourland]

I can assure you that survival with ME requires a strong and accurate 'BS-o-meter.

On our very first date I warned her to never ever take anything that I said seriously unless it was, "I love you." Yeah, I think I knew that she was 'the one' at first meeting. 50 years + later and it's still working.

 

[vehve]

I can assure you that survival with ME requires a strong and accurate 'BS-o-meter.

On our very first date I warned her to never ever take anything that I said seriously unless it was, "I love you." Yeah, I think I knew that she was 'the one' at first meeting. 50 years + later and it's still working.

And in that time, I'm guessing she's managed to calibrate her instrument pretty well. I've only got 9 years with mine, but I'm hoping for a similar outcome as your situation.

 

[rngrbill]

The husband's key to a long term relationship - Yes dear. You're right, dear. I'm sorry, dear. Also, "No your butt doesn't look big in those slacks.

45 years next Saturday (12th)

How I don't know. My father's reply always was "Before the sun sets dear" But he never said which sun.

Wedding day advice to me "pick your battles carefully and only fight those you are willing to lose". By the way "Is that a grey hair I see" is a very dangerous statement. What we learn over 45 years.

Eggs are coming better now. Getting 2 egg days one early and one late. Added 2 young chicks (4-6 weeks younger than the rest) so now I have seven. Been 5 days now and now letting up on the picking on them. I have them separated by a snow fence during the day but at night the jump over go into the coop and sleep on the roost on the opposite end from the rest. In the morning I find them in one of the nest boxes with head and neck buried in a corner away from the coop. I hope this doesn't go on long. I am thinking of taking my 2 main bullies out and putting them in the snow fence "Isolation booth".

How long does a chicken have to be removed from a flock to loose its place in the pecking order. Don't know what I would do with them but I must do something to protect the little ones. Maybe when they come into their eggs they will calm down.

Taking my GK to see "how to train a dragon 2" today. Hopefully I will learn something!

Happy 4th to all if I do not get back on before them.

 

[sourland]

7/12 a good and propitious day. It was my mother's birthday, and she lived a GOOD life to 97. Rngr, an early congratulations to you and your wife.