Height, weight and blood type just in case I mess up my flying
Actually I’m waiting for final clearance. Safety checks. Paul said he would take care of my chooks until my return (I did buy a twelve pack of beer for him until I fly back home tomorrow ) Honestly, Jaffar loves him and so do I!
 
On the ready for his giggle ball

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I am more used to C. I understand what temperature is cold or hot in C, not F (still). When I had to use F, I was told a good trick that I am still using to this day for quick conversion.
  • 68F = 20C
  • 86F = 30C (Note 68 and 86 are flipped digits, and on the C side, both are multiples of 10, so not hard to memorize this pair)
Finally, "1C≈2F" in terms of difference. For example, to figure out what is 32C in F, you see that this is 2 degrees higher than 30C, this difference gets doubled to 4 degrees, which means you add 4 to 86, the corresponding F, so 32C is roughly 90F.
So if this works for general warm human temps it seems. I'll try to remember it. So 10C is 10 degrees less than 20C=68F, so I double that to 20 degrees less for Fahrenheit, so subtract that from 68F and that gives me 48F. Google says it's actually 10C=50F, so that's close enough! Gets a little further away the lower you go though.
 
Quick question- is Bolt an Easter egger or and Ameracuna? She has green legs and lays olive green eggs. She has Muffs and a beard... I do believe she is a mixed breed- maybe a mix of both?
If she lays olive colored eggs, she is an Olive Egger. Mix of EE and a brown laying breed.
 
So if this works for general warm human temps it seems. I'll try to remember it. So 10C is 10 degrees less than 20C=68F, so I double that to 20 degrees less for Fahrenheit, so subtract that from 68F and that gives me 48F. Google says it's actually 10C=50F, so that's close enough! Gets a little further away the lower you go though.
I have 3 numbers I use for reference of Celsius to Fahrenheit. 0c equal 32f, 25c equal 75, anything over 40 equal ungodly (Texas) heat.
 

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