A trick my mother taught me to get husbands to do things on the honey do list. You start building/fixing the thing yourself. Then he sees you working on it and becomes frustrated because you are doing it wrong. He takes over and viola your project gets finishedIt does not work as well for me, I am handier then DH is, but it does work.
Well I've identified 3 out of the 4 cayuga as definite drakes. I was hoping it would be the opposite
im sure i will! It wont be long now!
A trick my mother taught me to get husbands to do things on the honey do list. You start building/fixing the thing yourself. Then he sees you working on it and becomes frustrated because you are doing it wrong. He takes over and viola your project gets finishedIt does not work as well for me, I am handier then DH is, but it does work.
Yup, i even posted pics of the breeders birds, they are all rare breeds from GFF stock. Quick recap is 14 Ourst, 18 Svart Hona, 15 E. Frisian Gulls, and 13 BBS Isbars.
im sure i will! It wont be long now!
A trick my mother taught me to get husbands to do things on the honey do list. You start building/fixing the thing yourself. Then he sees you working on it and becomes frustrated because you are doing it wrong. He takes over and viola your project gets finished
mine does that. He knows I can do it myself, but always has a "better" way.
Ameraucana
Happy ameraucana!
Hanging out.
A trick my mother taught me to get husbands to do things on the honey do list. You start building/fixing the thing yourself. Then he sees you working on it and becomes frustrated because you are doing it wrong. He takes over and viola your project gets finished
I didn't want to build a fire the other night, so I did it badly. He took over, just as I planned. I can play that game too.
A trick my mother taught me to get husbands to do things on the honey do list. You start building/fixing the thing yourself. Then he sees you working on it and becomes frustrated because you are doing it wrong. He takes over and viola your project gets finished
My baby brother came down today, we started to make plans for housing meat birds this summer. In the back of the farm we have tons of no longer used equipment and mostly junk. It also has an old metal broiler pen. It seems solid just needs new wire. There is also an old lowboy that is no longer road worthy. With all the wood in the barn, and old fencing, metal sheeting, we have laying around we should be able to make most of the tractor at fairly low cost.
Happy ameraucana!
