Granny's gone and done it again

[h2oratt]

Not sure exactly. We've had him for almost 10 years, and he was pretty young when he showed up. He didn't start with the seizures until last year. How old was Gracie when she started having them?

I am sure you have already done this but did anything change? They keep changing dog food recipes. All my dog friends are complaining about the change in pro plan.

 

[h2oratt]

I was going to call them hookers but.

They do hook on things.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

SO here is way I never get to "puffed up" managed to get all the sheers and the drapes on the rods the right direction and what not. Was feeling pretty "chuffed" about that and managed to trip myself on them while taking them over to be hung up.

Instant karma is REAL and frequently hurts.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

They do hook on things.

can you imagine throwing 2 hookers at Twist ? He wouldnt know what to do w/ himself. LOL

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

delayed reaction? hahahahaa

NOPE just trying to get caught up on the other posts.

 

[CapricornFarm]

So, question about cooking old chickens. I have a couple of 3-yo BO in the freezer. I put one in the crockpot Friday with water and a little salt. Made excellent broth! Which I used to make dumplings. But I didn't use the meat off that bird. Instead I used one of the jars of pressure-canned thighs I had put up earlier in the week. It was quick, easy and amazingly fast. My question is, does anybody have any recommendations for how I can use the meat off that old bird? Honestly, I have used the meat off one that old before in my soups and dumplings and have found it to be a little stringy and tough. Open for suggestions. Thanks.

So, question about cooking old chickens. I have a couple of 3-yo BO in the freezer. I put one in the crockpot Friday with water and a little salt. Made excellent broth! Which I used to make dumplings. But I didn't use the meat off that bird. Instead I used one of the jars of pressure-canned thighs I had put up earlier in the week. It was quick, easy and amazingly fast. My question is, does anybody have any recommendations for how I can use the meat off that old bird? Honestly, I have used the meat off one that old before in my soups and dumplings and have found it to be a little stringy and tough. Open for suggestions. Thanks.

Chop it up and give it to the chickens.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

can you imagine throwing 2 hookers at Twist ? He wouldnt know what to do w/ himself. LOL

I guess first would be to ask "how much" and then if they took credit cards.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I am sure you have already done this but did anything change? They keep changing dog food recipes. All my dog friends are complaining about the change in pro plan.

I read even a skeeter can do it.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Chop it up and give it to the chickens.

OR the dogs.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

They do hook on things.

actually I shove a rod thru one of their holes.