Making a new batch and drinking a previous batch 🍷🍻😎

If it's under a grand I'll repair it, if they recommend a new unit I'll have to wait. I'll search for another window unit and tough it out for now. Currently using a portable in the bedroom and a window unit for the dining room and kitchen. A third unit would be for the living room.
Yeah - I had to have a new unit - the thing that sits outside the house. Don't ask, just don't ask!
 
This Feels Positive

The Rascals were dustbathing today. It starts with Glynda and then Lady Featherington joining in. Gucci is in the background playing dead.

The video is long. If you can't watch the whole thing jump forward to about the 5 minute mark and you will see what I think is a very positive development.

Tagging @ChicoryBlue so she sees this one.

Yes this is great! Gucci's legs still aren't moving right, but it's clear she has much better coordination and strength! Although at first after she joins she is basically dust bathing by association and really just playing dead (napping) while snuggled with Glynda and Lady Featherington, at around 7:48 she is really making concerted dust bathing moves. She sure is kicking and ruffling! :hugs ❤️
 
:hugs I know it is frustrating, but read this through. Might give you both a distraction, and some food for thought!:hugs

@RoyalChick : you are good with research, see if you can find the study. A 'mean' doesn't really tell you a whole lot. If you can find actual data, and the standard deviation, that will give you a MUCH more useful timeline. general rule of thumb: within 1 standard dev. of mean is about 68% of data values, within 2 st. dev. of mean is about 95% of data values, and within 3 St. dev. of the mean is about 99.7% of the data values. The long and short of this is: If the mean is 14 days and the standard deviation is 3 days, then you could be looking at up to 20 days (95% of data, within 2 St. Dev.), as generally, the 'outer 5%' of data is looked at as 'outliers' so to speak.

So, you could be looking at nearly an extra week, without it being 'unusual' in this case. (this is a hypothetical example, I have no idea what the true data is except for your previously stated 'mean of 14 days.)
Thank you for this. You rightly predicted this would calm me down. I found the study and if I take outbreaks as the data point (rather than individual chickens) then the within 2 standard deviations takes me to 26 days. The end point in the study is however a bit unclear so if I use reduced egg production as a proxy for 'unwellness' then the 2 standard deviation point is 34 days (excluding an outlier of 42 days).
It is not brilliant data but I am going to keep 26 and 34 days in my head as a motivator!
 
You know me so well - yes, it will feel like I am doing something if I reearch this!
I do think I came across the study with the data needed for this. At the time I was focused on the most likely time of death so did not focus on the overall duration.
I think it was even a study in backyard chickens.
I am off to search for it now - I have to come in anyway to recharge devices and grab something to eat.
In exciting news I just got delivery of the bigger tubes. They are gauge 18 Fr.
When it is all over I will be able to laugh at this. 14 Fr tubes are what is generally used to resuscitate baby animals like chickens, goats etc. It is quite small and I have been worried I am not getting enough formula into her because I have to make it sufficiently dilute to get through the tube and the tiny holes at the end. I was looking for the next size up which would be 16 Fr.
It seems like 16 Fr is not used for anything so I couldn't find them anywhere.
However, there is a thriving marketplace for 18 Fr among the coffee enema crowd. Go on, admit it, you didn't know that was a thing! Well it is, and I am now the proud owner of coffee enema 18 Fr tubes. They came with a handy instructions on how to give yourself a coffee enema. I think I will skip that bit. But they do look perfect for feeding Bella.

Tax: Bernadette deciding what is next on her to do list

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I'm up her near the front of the thread because @BY Bob tagged me with the Rascals dustbath. Otherwise holding at about 40 pages behind. But we have a car recall we have to attend to tomorrow and that should offer a chunk of time at the dealership to hang here.
I knew about drug administration by that route, it's an ancient practice, but why coffee? Someone wants the caffeine but hates the taste, or gets heartburn otherwise?
Noticed a bunch sunbathing in this ridiculous heat but by the time I brought my phone back most were back to sheltering in the shade.
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From Saturday, think this is Peanut.
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This Feels Positive

The Rascals were dustbathing today. It starts with Glynda and then Lady Featherington joining in. Gucci is in the background playing dead.

The video is long. If you can't watch the whole thing jump forward to about the 5 minute mark and you will see what I think is a very positive development.

Tagging @ChicoryBlue so she sees this one.

Is it just me or are her legs unusually long and straight ? I noted this with Bernadette too... Do you think this could be her issue?

BTW I love her colour, is there a name for it?

At any rate she sure doesn't hesitate to throw herself right I?into it, I had a chuckled when the tromped right over her sister an threw herself between them 😁

Love their baby cheeps sooooo sweet 🤗
 

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