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Someone asked about washing machines a while back, I have an LG set front loader, we got the most basic front loader we could as we really don't need a lot of fancy settings and the more electronic stuff there is the more stuff that can mess up. Anyway, we've gone 2 years without a repair, knock on wood. That's a big deal, I do 4-6 loads per day.
Danz, I totally believe what you are saying about knowing about the eggs. I can't tell stuff like that yet but I can see how. I can look at and smell my bread starter and know if it's ready to make bread, I can touch my bread and know when it's about maxed it's rise and will fall if I don't bake ASAP. You get to where you just know things. My eggs in the incubator, this time, I put them in and they fit kinda more tightly than I would have liked but I left them thinking that I will pull a few if they get stinky or don't develop upon candling, I can't candle them all some are too dark, then they'll fit again. How did they get looser? Do they shrink? You wouldn't think they would shrink, heat would make them expand. I could be dreaming, but they really are easier to mess with now.
Can you put the chickens in separate carriers so they don't poop on each other? Good luck!!!
Danz, I totally believe what you are saying about knowing about the eggs. I can't tell stuff like that yet but I can see how. I can look at and smell my bread starter and know if it's ready to make bread, I can touch my bread and know when it's about maxed it's rise and will fall if I don't bake ASAP. You get to where you just know things. My eggs in the incubator, this time, I put them in and they fit kinda more tightly than I would have liked but I left them thinking that I will pull a few if they get stinky or don't develop upon candling, I can't candle them all some are too dark, then they'll fit again. How did they get looser? Do they shrink? You wouldn't think they would shrink, heat would make them expand. I could be dreaming, but they really are easier to mess with now.
Can you put the chickens in separate carriers so they don't poop on each other? Good luck!!!
Yeah, those cookie tin heaters are awesome, but they need to be put out of the wind and elements. So glad that your interview went well! I bet you'll be back up to speed in no time at all. You're going to have to be more careful about not getting taken out by a goose-- or anything else! Yikes! 