They'll hear it via BeakBook.These chooks are like tornadoes. They come through and litter the place with their debris.
(Don't tell any of DVC that I said that...)
I have one word for you both. TAXES. They were created here to stop this thread drifting into non-chicken randomness.
I better evacuate my family. I don't want chickens (that show no mercy) flying in my house with RPGs and spurs.
I'll flood the next 2 pages with taxes if you'd like.
Oh I could just cry with relief for you. I was so worried your grandma would pitch a fit with new people. But seems she is really enjoying the attention - how wonderfulWow what a week and it is only Thursday. Hospice is amazing and those people are angels. We have had a visit every single day during the "setting up" phase. Today the nurse aid came out early this morning to assist with bathing grandma. Not one single complaint, not one. Bathing has been one of the biggest battles as she does not want to do it, always trying to put it off until the next day. I did not get my chicken time as she was here at 8:30 am and there was still a huge frost on the ground. I loved the nurse aid though, Bubba was pulling his usual winter stunt of staying on the roost until the frost was gone. She spotted him through the window and gushed over him. She is a chicken person and she called Bubba one of the prettiest roo's she has saw. She snapped a picture of him with my permission. She is taking to show her husband and to increase her demands she needs chickens. She said they had cows and they had pigs, she would have chickens if it killed her. She also spotted Grandma's quilt tops and the two of them talked forever about quilts and quilting. 2 hours after she left the Chaplin came for a visit. After he talked to me and mom for about 20 minutes he went in and sat with grandma for a good 30 minutes. We also now have the new compression mattress. That in itself is a godsend. She loves it and says she has never been so comfortable in the hospital bed. Not once is almost 24 hours has she hollered out crying something was hurting and we had to turn her. The shocking thing, she agreed and is happy, happy mind you that the nurse aids will be out 3 times a week starting next week. I really thought today would be a 1 and done event. A big part of this I do believe is she is having new people to talk to that are not me and mom. Whatever it is, she is happy. She has been thankful for what they have done this week and is cooperating.
The notes were to try and stop the car getting a ticket because in the middle of the night they didn't know where to tow me to - everyone agreed I wasn't safe where I was - but nobody could reach the car rental people and all the local garages were closed. So I ended up going somewhere I could stay, but it was a no-parking area.Awwwww! What a wonderful treat for him
Gosh I am so sorry you where not well for a whole dayand I tried to read the note on the car’s window but all I made out was ‘broke down’
Anyways I am glad you’re home safe and sound. Welcome back!
I went, I ate, yum!If only!!20 miles round trip. But they sure are good.
Darn guess I owe SHRA tax
