I have questions for the AARP.
1: how do you find your glasses, when you can’t see?
2: how to get out of bed when your body chooses not to cooperate?
3: are chickens allowed in heaven?
I can answer number 3.

Father Mahoney says your pets await you in heaven.
 
Those House Sparrows are a scourge around the neighborhood. We're constantly spraying them w/ cayenne pepper water & it keeps them away about an hour & then they're back! They attack all the gentle House Finches, Yellow Finches, Brewers Blackbirds, Mourning Doves ~ only the Black Phoebe & Mockingbird aren't intimidated. House Sparrows will even gang up on an individual Crow. Sparrows are nasty little armies.
More window gazing ~ parked in front of the window door to watch the Sparrows
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Here comes old Violet outside
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Awwww ~ she chased the Sparrows away!
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"Hey, do you see those guys outside? They don't know how to smooze the humans into bringing them in and giving them meal worms." Tee hee hee!
There's my winner caption ❣️
 
We're up to about 18 inches...looks like more on the peaks overnight...and I walked down with Sherlock to get the mail. Didn't get that far...found a package almost 5 feet long mostly buried in a snowbank, addressed to youngest (in 2nd of 3 schools for military...on the east coast)View attachment 4054110

Makes me glad that USPS is the only one transporting live animals and they hold them at the post office.


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I wish it was true that USPS holds live bird shipments at the post office! My order of 2 Buff Leghorn pullets ~ the mailman thought it okay to have the birds in a carrier box riding & bouncing around in the Jeep postal truck all morning during a heatwave when postal policy is for birds to be picked up at the post office by the customer. I knew the birds were due to arrive at our post office & for 2 days in a row I called them to check if the birds had arrived there yet. The worker who answered said, "Oh yeah, they're out on the mail truck for delivery now." I said, "Are you crazy putting boxed birds in a tiny mail truck during a heatwave! You were supposed to call me for pickup! Get that truck right back to the post office before they die!" I rushed to the post office to wait for that truck who was promptly summoned to return! Our post office is crowded w/ live chicken boxes, crowing roosters, & peeping chicks every Spring ~ no excuse ~ they were too lazy to call customer for pickup as my phone number was clearly included on the shipping documents!

After that close encounter I asked future breeders to scrawl in giant markers on the shipping box to ''CALL CUSTOMER FOR PICKUP" w/ giant telephone number & most breeders followed my request before shipping an order cuz even a concrete postal policy can be ignored by lazy human error.
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I have questions for the AARP.
1: how do you find your glasses, when you can’t see?
2: how to get out of bed when your body chooses not to cooperate?
3: are chickens allowed in heaven?
Your asking the wrong group on that last one. I think that's up to God. 😁 He says yes, btw.
 

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