Dixie Chicks

[Ravynscroft]

haha, Ohio is the same way. If you don't like the weather, wait a hour and it'll change!

Yeah, the car is under warranty but they also read codes for free. I already know it's the dang sensor again. Just was hoping it was really fixed.

Sometimes it just needs cleared again... Jim found with a lot of the new cars that after they've been worked on and cleared the light comes back on and just needs the code checked and reset... hope that's all it is...

Cooler her today, yay... and raining...

 

[Ravynscroft]

how does everyone deal with extra eggs? what do you use them for how do you preserve them?

Unwashed eggs are good on the counter for a month, in the fridge for 6 months... dirty eggs get boiled and fed back to the chickens... and old ones too...

 

[minihorse927]

Unwashed eggs are good on the counter for a month, in the fridge for 6 months... dirty eggs get boiled and fed back to the chickens... and old ones too...

just scrambled up a bunch of Guinea eggs and going to feed them back to the hens when I get home

 

[bamadude]

Sell em. Run a craigslist ad for farm fresh eggs.

 

[Amberjem]

Unwashed eggs are good on the counter for a month, in the fridge for 6 months... dirty eggs get boiled and fed back to the chickens... and old ones too...

omg I had to convince 50 I wasnt trying to poison him by having eggs on the counter lol

 

[perchie.girl]

how does everyone deal with extra eggs? what do you use them for how do you preserve them?

OMG.... this is very awesome....

deb

 

[Amberjem]

OMG.... this is very awesome....

deb

thought you'd like that

 

[Amberjem]

use pickling lime

 

[BriardChickens]

Work computer won't play youtube videos.

 

[Ravynscroft]

just scrambled up a bunch of Guinea eggs and going to feed them back to the hens when I get home

Waste not, want not... lol...

Sell em. Run a craigslist ad for farm fresh eggs.

That too, but we never get to that point, lol...

omg I had to convince 50 I wasnt trying to poison him by having eggs on the counter lol

Funny enough, Jim believed me when I told him... US and only 1 other country are the only ones that refrigerate eggs... in Europe eggs are in the baking aisle on a shelf...

Jim's brother comes down from Illinois to visit and takes all our extra eggs back north for their sister, other brother, friends and family... they love that they can take them at room temp then pop them in the fridge when they get north as they travel better that way... no need to worry about them getting warm, condensation or bacteria getting in...