Ralphie I woyld be happy to pay you for some if they are the same or similar. we are selling eggs better than expected and people love the dark browns and light blues mixed in. I was going to pay for "olive eggers" only to find out I already have some beauties from an impulsive chick splurge from a friend and our local fair!
No, just watch where you're goingMy bator is on a table in my room. I've bumped into it a twice, and that makes the eggs roll.Should I move it to the floor?
Why do I always think of Brittney Spears "Oops I did it again" when I hear thisKnew this was coming. Comparing the decaf I roast to drink with store bought you'd be 100% correct. However by roasting the green beans of choice one can get a delicious decaf. Much like eggs we raise ourselves and store bought. There I did it again.
you must be feeling a bit better!!! I hear the "spunk" back in your postsNo, just watch where you're going
And maybe put it in a corner, out of the way
I have 1 roo and 2 hens from MPC-they are called super blue egg layers. they are supposedly AM X legbar that are said to produce a wealth of true light blue eggs. I paid about $20 a chick from them last year. while as they were flighty at first and white which I don't love in a free range environment, they have grown into their own and proven to be true to their description as far as laying a beautiful blue egg daily for me and have actualy been one of my more friendly birds-especially the roo!!!I'm sure Ralphies are a bit different and better quality but I am wondering if they are the same concept.
1) Hysterical photo!!!!
2) Awwwww.... So this is one of the huggable ones?
Puppy was out again today, and kept me company while I repotted tomatoes, coming to check on me then wandering off again. The hawks have been out hunting this weekend (I'm so grateful for the "rooster alarm network" - seven of them, all watching the skies, and the first one who sees one alarms for the whole yard, then they all alarm and and all run for cover.) So even though she's smart and careful, when I saw she had wandered way into the back and was in a bit of an open space, I called out "Puppy!" She was about 200 or so feet away, and she looked up and then started RUNNING toward me. Then, as always, she stopped JUST out of arms reach (I have to take the final step to pick her up - it's a control thing with her.)
Good point... I may use it in the garden paths instead...
Stick a fork in me - I'm done. I slept for about an hour or so after last posting, then got up and did more stuff. At least I got the essentials on my list done today. We'll see how much more I might accomplish in tiny bits through the evening...
- Ant Farm
