Granny's gone and done it again

[troyer]

@troyer OMG That looks and sounds so good! I eat a lot one time a day,all day long. lol My belly shows it too. Your supposed to not want to eat as much as you age. If that's true then I am a teenage boy.

I eat less as I age, so for me it holds true.

 

[Cynthia12]

It's not enough. Every time they use the eggshells to make new shells, the shells lose calcium and their shells become weaker and weaker. They need oyster shell.

Then theres me. I only gave oyster shell when I had beginning layers.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Then theres me. I only gave oyster shell when I had beginning layers.

There's as many ways to do things as there are folks that do them, I suppose!

 

[troyer]

Will be 43° here in the morning. Just had our HVAC systen serviced so we should be all good.

Nice to have company.

 

[troyer]

Space heater will be on in the coop.

The last 2 years of negative 50 temps was brutal. However, I did get a Christmas card from my power company.

Where do you live that you have negative 50 degrees? Wow!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Nice to have company.View attachment 4236072

Brrrr, Troyer!

 

[2 Acres]

Where do you live that you have negative 50 degrees? Wow!

With wind chills...it is. Great lakes area in Ohio.

 

[2 Acres]

With wind chills...it is. Great lakes area in Ohio.

With wind chills...it is. Great lakes area in Ohio.

Those 2 winters were miserable

 

[2 Acres]

Brrrr, Troyer!

I work construction, sometimes on wind farms. Wide open farm fields. When I got to work, everything was froze up. It took 2 hours to get the equipment running... another 2 hours to get it moving.

By the end of the day we were loading the last windmill blade. A gust of wind whipped in behind my glasses and made my eyes water. When I blinked, my eyelids froze shut.

So I had to to take off my gloves and melt the ice on my eyelids so I could see. This was right at the end of the day.

 

[2 Acres]

I work construction, sometimes on wind farms. Wide open farm fields. When I got to work, everything was froze up. It took 2 hours to get the equipment running... another 2 hours to get it moving.

By the end of the day we were loading the last windmill blade. A gust of wind whipped in behind my glasses and made my eyes water. When I blinked, my eyelids froze shut.

So I had to to take off my gloves and melt the ice on my eyelids so I could see. This was right at the end of the day.

I was wearing 3 pairs of gloves too.