I am quite excited! I had wanted Jubilee Orpingtons as my special chicken breed, but a coop and $40 chicks weren't quite in the budget. Chocolate Orpingtons were beautiful too, and half the cost.
Jubilees! Orpingtons are near and dear to my heart. I no longer have them but these were my cuties. A wonderful breed well worth the extra cost. You will not regret adding them to your flock. The chocolates are every bit as special as the jubilee’s. Can’t wait to see them.

As babies:
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Eggs have 5 days to go.

I need to find my brooder and set it up... -20 C temps outside make it pretty difficult. With some gloves I might be able to find it, but for some reason I don't remember where I put it last year. Nobody's pipped yet (as I've expected) and I'm going to candle them again soon. Get ready for baby chick pictures.
I can't wait! I'm so excited for spring and chicks, I can't even put it into words!
 
Once I tasted my folks' white tropical sapote it was like eating sweet soft custard & every other fruit pales in comparison. The fruit is so delicate & ripens so fast it's not an exotic produce supermarkets will carry ~ too shelf unstable & expensive so not a customer commodity. Sapote is an Adam & Eve fruit that has to be eaten directly after picking from the tree.
Same with Paw Paw trees, if mine ever decides to fruit - might need another one to help it along.
 
Eggs have 5 days to go.

I need to find my brooder and set it up... -20 C temps outside make it pretty difficult. With some gloves I might be able to find it, but for some reason I don't remember where I put it last year. Nobody's pipped yet (as I've expected) and I'm going to candle them again soon. Get ready for baby chick pictures.
Looking forward to them!
 

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