Funny!!! Oh gosh, I would have thought Deer not dear! I'm always on the look out for them! My brother had a serious wreck hitting a deer and I've had a lot of close calls. Heck, I've almost hit cows out here. They get out and then get in the road. I see them do it, they get down on their knees and shimmy under and even do a sideways lay and scoot!!! Those cows are serious about getting out of pens! LOLSo here's a little story about one of our "drives". It was just after dusk and we were coming back from my brothers in Udall. I told my husband to keep an eye out for deer. He just bobbed his head like he does when he's not interested in hearing from Mrs. Safety. All of a sudden I saw a huge buck on a dead run through the field headed right into our pathway. "DEER"! I yelled. He heard "DEAR"! and responded in an irritable tone of voice "What"? I responded "IN THE DITCH"! just as the thing turned on a dime and went the other way. DH says mildly "Dead"? I cracked up so relieved that we weren't (we had all our kids, plus my nephew in the van with us) and couldn't stop laughing. Finally, all I could spit out was "You crazy old man"! Then I told him what had happened. He cracked up and said "Why weren't you more specific"? I tried to explain I hadn't felt there was time for a lengthy discourse on the matter. Test pilots just don't ruffle easily. I don't know what it would take to actually alert the man to danger. But I'm thinking that with his training to respond to bells and buzzers, a car like yours would be just the ticket!
Now, how to pack all 8 kids into one.
I'm meeting Danz tomorrow, so everyone pray for me that I survive the trip. I know for a fact it won't be boring.
Sorry you didn't get anything done! I didn't either! And I'm sick to my stomach because my Black silkie hen is trying to go broody and she started to pluck herself!! I got her in time and stuck her outside in the cool temps with Zorro and he's keeping her on her toes right now. But wow-- She'll probably keep trying. I am going to cry if she plucks out all of her beautiful chest feathers and fluffs out and sits in a corner.Another day gone and I didn't get anything done I wanted to. I was going to try to build a temporary brooder cage but time and energy ran out. I never made it out to the trailer to work either. The stupid wet weather makes my arthritis go nuts to boot.
I did pretty good on my eggs today too and I have more to gather.
My Mom seemed to be doing fairly well today and my Dad was at the nursing home so I saw them both at the same time.
The midget white turkeys I've been waiting for are finally starting to lay, so in a week or two I'll have eggs to hatch. I am really excited about them. I have these blue slate but they weren't what I was really wanting to raise. If I end up with more males and less females in the blue slate I have someone wanting to buy a female, and I'll just butcher the males. But if I would luck out with 3 females and one male I will probably keep them to breed with. It just depends on the outcome. I really am trying to be sensible about what I Keep to raise. I really do want to down size and concentrate on keeping my favorites and producing pure bred chicks.
Driving HUA must be a guy thing. I swear my DH makes me nervous too. Seems whichever way he looks he kind of steers that way. I used to want to drive all the time but now I let him. If I drive he just sits and snores with his mouth hanging open.![]()

I'm so glad your mom is feeling good today! That's great! And so nice that your dad was there with her. That is sweet.
