Whew, I've been gone all day!
TntBlake, so sorry about your son and I hope you have resolution that you both can live with. But I will be praying for him!
Tweety, I love the pictures of your new babies! They are adorable! I LOVE chicks!!!! My internet tonight is totally acting up, or I would be watching the videos. I'll try tomorrow. I think this wind might have knocked our dish out of alignment. Hold them all the time! Hold your ducks too-- the more you hold them, the less squealy they will be and settle down. I used to just carry my chicks around with me in the house. The great thing was-- I have 3 kids, so I'd set them down each with a chick. So everyone got held. Now it's really paying off-- I have really friendly and happy chickens.
HEchicken-- makes me cringe to think of all the pain your DD is in and the hard work she is doing on PT. Poor girl.
Danz- LOVE that picture of Chopper. For some reason I was picturing him as a yellow duck, not a grey! What a surprise! Now I can put a face to the antics. If you are handy with a sewing machine, they have free duck/chicken diaper tutorials. I would have to hunt them down, but maybe I could make you a diaper. I have the PUL fabric (laminated on one side) and so it wouldn't leak. I can't search tonight-- my internet is going crazy. But if you find one before I do, shoot me the link. I know I saw them before a while back. (I'd do it for free since I really like your little indoor duck) Sounds like you got a LOT done on your cutting!!! That is great!!!
Karen- love the bath story! Zorro got a bath (my silkie cockerel) and he enjoyed the blow dry much more than the bath. He really relaxed and walked around into the warm air and held out his wings to get under them.
Pikeman-- hope the littles are feeling better!!
Renee- hope YOU are feeling better now? Do you have any coop projects planned for this Spring? I want to see if you do! You are so creative with the materials you use! I'd love it if you took some pics of the other coops or set ups you have.
Okay-- I got zero done on my little coop today. The wind was INSANE. I just didn't feel like eating wood chips or having them flung in my eyes. Even though I always wear eye protection at all times when I work on it, whenever the wind blows, it seems I always manage to get chips in my eyes from my circular saw. I just wasn't up to it. Sigh. But I really need that roof on-- it's pretty much the last thing to do now.