Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Sylvester017]

Nope, other than mine have always had the same style molt every year. Hattie always hard molts. Sydney kind of has a medium molt. Phyllis always had a slow easy molt.

The different severity of moults is puzzling?!

 

[notabitail]

Interesting on the compu-mice. I'm going to have to investigate for me.

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I've never had one of those. But I can say that the trackball mouse absolutely works, and a good keyboard also makes a difference as well.

 

[rural mouse]

I've never had one of those. But I can say that the trackball mouse absolutely works, and a good keyboard also makes a difference as well.

I can't stand the track ball mice. Maybe because I have short thumbs and small hands. dunno if they're avaliable for children's hands, but that's more likely what I would need.

more ding-a-ling pic

 

[notabitail]

Tax:

 

[Sylvester017]

I've never had one of those. But I can say that the trackball mouse absolutely works, and a good keyboard also makes a difference as well.

I used a wireless keyboard w/my much-too-large all-in-one computer but I reverted back to a smaller laptop w/backlit keyboard on it. I tilt/prop the laptop for comfort keyboard typing. Sometimes I wear a wrist brace too if I type a lot (type w/one hand only now since the other arm is still not in use).

Because of carpal tunnel & numbness I didn't want to concentrate stress only on the thumb w/ a trackball. W/ the Meetion or Evoluent I can eliminate thumb stress by alternate use of any of the other 4 fingers on the scroll wheel between the click buttons. Being able to use a program to change functions on all the buttons/clickers also offers options for maximum comfort.

Slanted mouse allows the radius & ulna bones in the forearm more comfort ~ I don't recommend this particular mouse cuz the pinky drags on the desk rather than resting on the platform of the mouse but I like the drawing below showing the forearm bones using ergonomic verses flat mouse.

Mouse tax

Mickey & Minnie Mouse Clip Art | Disney Clip Art Galore
www.disneyclips.com

Last time, promise

 

[notabitail]

I used a wireless keyboard w/my much-too-large all-in-one computer but I reverted back to a smaller laptop w/backlit keyboard on it. I tilt/prop the laptop for comfort keyboard typing. Sometimes I wear a wrist brace too if I type a lot (type w/one hand only now since the other arm is still not in use).

Because of carpal tunnel & numbness I didn't want to concentrate stress only on the thumb w/ a trackball. W/ the Meetion or Evoluent I can eliminate thumb stress by alternate use of any of the other 4 fingers on the scroll wheel between the click buttons. Being able to use a program to change functions on all the buttons/clickers also offers options for maximum comfort.

Slanted mouse allows the radius & ulna bones in the forearm more comfort ~ I don't recommend this particular mouse cuz the pinky drags on the desk rather than resting on the platform of the mouse but I like the drawing below showing the forearm bones using ergonomic verses flat mouse.

Mouse tax

Mickey & Minnie Mouse Clip Art | Disney Clip Art Galore
www.disneyclips.com

Last time, promise

Now we're not even paying chicken tax .

 

[Sylvester017]

Tax:
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WOW! Has this beauty ever tripped over those wattles?! Beautiful!

 

[Ponypoor]

I got three.

Was washing a lovely olive one and plunk - dropped it and it cracked!

Here girls have a treat for you…. Better then meal worms they tell me!

 

[Ponypoor]

She is flying like a Leghorn or a Polish without the top knot.

I didn’t know how many varieties that leghorn come in!

https://www.thefeatherbrain.com/blog/leghorn-chickens?format=amp#look

 

[Ponypoor]

Awesome about Flopsy. I'm so glad.

Thank you - I was prepared to have her culled if she was not going to be able to walk at least enough to escape bad Roos.

I will keep her in the crate another couple weeks to make sure she is healing well. She really is getting fed up with being contained though.