Farm chatter

[MysteryChicken]

Do you know how to knit or crochet? Acrylic yarn is extremely cheap, and you can make lots and lots of things with it.

I can Loom. Cheaters way of knitting. I need a new looming kit. I all I have is my small hoop, & I can't make much with my small one.

 

[MysteryChicken]

you don't have to pay back unemployment benefits. though you do pay taxes on them.

Not what I've heard on the news. People are having to pay back unemployment.

 

[MGG]

The second one

I know. I love it. That one and the first one are the same, just different angles though.

 

[black_cat]

NOt the same??

 

[MGG]

@MysteryChicken

That one doesn't really match what I wanted to say, but I'm sorry about all of the difficulties you've been going through.
What about selling hatching eggs? Or are you already?

 

[MGG]

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NOt the same??

The one in the carport thing is technically the third pic in my post

 

[MysteryChicken]

If I were to get a job, it'll have to be not so challenging, or fast paced, involves easy to remember things to do, not really stressful, was part time, & paid a decent amount of money.

 

[black_cat]

If I were to get a job, it'll have to be not so challenging, or fast paced, involves easy to remember things to do, not really stressful, was part time, & paid a decent amount of money.

I see the struggle in finding one

 

[ackie]

Not what I've heard on the news. People are having to pay back unemployment.

With regular unemployment, you don't have to pay it back- unless they overpaid you and then you'd owe the overage.
The Corona unemployment stuff might have more strings attached as far as qualifying...and I guess if granting you the money was an error...then you'd have to pay it all back, but in general no, it's yours to keep.

 

[MysteryChicken]

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That one doesn't really match what I wanted to say, but I'm sorry about all of the difficulties you've been going through.
What about selling hatching eggs? Or are you already?

Legally I can't until I'm NPIP Certified, which the common charge to do so in Michigan is $300. Then Second year $150.

I've sold chicks to people from Michigan only.