Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Ponypoor]

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This isn't all of her chickens. She wants me to fix the 3d printer so she can have a big flock of them.

And a lovely wee rooster she has there for sure!

 

[Ponypoor]

Considering the effort it would take to remove the hay to break her up. Me and dad both decided it is best to be a surprise when and if she comes off with chicks. He will take the heat as he was the one who does not want to mess with the hay.

Is you mum not missing her?

 

[RebeccaBoyd]

Is you mum not missing her?

Not really. She has spotted her when she is off the nest to eat. She also gets her confused with her children so the has not even noticed.

 

[Sylvester017]

Oh, how close you actually are to me. I could drive down the hill and meet with you both. Face to face, I would love to have you convince me to change my convictions. Only a four hour drive actually

I knew you were close ~ well, at least in the same state. Sounds super if you're serious ~ wherever "two or more are gathered". DH has met w/his online cronies from back East before & this state is much closer.

DH meets w/ APU professors & friends at our local Chic-Fil-A every morning. For your meetup we have to wait till after my surgery as insurance drags its approvals ~ I'm in limbo till this arm gets fixed!. We'll PM you as we know more.

Are you near Clovis? That's where my 93 yr old Auntie lived ~ she passed this yr February & now just her DD/SIL live in Clovis. I have relatives all over this state & Sacramento, even Idaho, Oregon, & Australia. Auntie was making a family genealogy but now she's gone we won't know where anyone is any more. Auntie let us know births/deaths/marriages, etc. No more. She ran the church library over 60 yrs! Miss that sweet lady!

c. 1931 ~ Mom/Pop's wedding day ~ my Auntie was one-yrs-old baby lower right photo ~ that's my grandpa sitting on the church steps holding wedding flowers w/ grandma behind him ~ use magnify to see

 

[GregnLety]

Coco is wore out from watching me work. Conditions are finally good so I planted the red rocket crepe myrtle we bought back in the summer.

 

[GregnLety]

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[Sylvester017]

Ps. If you eat almonds, oranges, walnuts, and pomegranates you have been exposed to the same chemicals I have described.

We avoid Almonds as much as possible, allergic to Oranges, & we grow our own Tomatoes, Zuchini, Cucumbers, Herbs, Pomegranates, Guavas, Grapefruit & Lemons. We swap w/neighbors for their Tangerines, Peaches, Walnuts, Avocados. No one grows Bananas any more in our neighborhood so it bothers us the chemicals they spray on Banana spiders before importing to USA markets.

Buying organic is the best way to go rather than non-labeled produce. Farmers Markets are usually a good way to buy too.

Veggie Garden beds & Pomegranate trees to benefit chickens & us.

Front yard gets utilized too ~ Tomatoes

Guava row

Growing season end the dry plants are a chicken playground

 

[Sylvester017]

The crash was from a training accident from Fullerton airport. I have used that airport often to get access to Orange County.

That one made the news for days in L.A. County.

News tx ~ she's getting old ~ DH pampers her

 

[Sylvester017]

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Nice! How many acres do you have?

 

[Sylvester017]

It's going to be a beautiful day to plant a .

Or hug one ?