grannys gone and done it

[rIrs roost]

Whenever they'd tease me for my layers on layers, or wearing blankets, I'd remind them that I'm a delicate flower.

Camping you're full of it :Lau . I bet you can be a little spitfire when pushed. My mom's little and sweet as can be. But when you push her buttons, she'll rip your head off lol

 

[Mutt Farm]

Coats?

"Paginator" was my title. Basically layout and design. I was really good at it, too. Fast. When I did the B section I got to the office around 8 or 9 in the morning. The A section was basically night shift so I'd go in after lunch. Sometimes I'd go in at 2 or 3 and they'd say "great! She's here! She can do the B section."

So I'd do the B pages and turn them in on time (by 4-5) and get started on A pages. So sometimes I did every page in the paper except C section, which was classifieds and handled by a different dept.

I was 22 and had endless energy.

WOW!!! What a cool job! That has to take vision and artistic ability of which I have none!

 

[rIrs roost]

Granny I'm so happy you're pee and poop free today too! Well not you but your floors from the dog.

 

[campingshaws]

WOW!!! What a cool job! That has to take vision and artistic ability of which I have none!

Well, I took a few classes. There are only a few ways to arrange everything. That's why newspapers always look pretty much the same.

 

[Mutt Farm]

Granny I'm so happy you're pee and poop free today too! Well not you but your floors from the dog.

So Red, now that I caught up. I had so many comments and cheers I wanted to share but just couldn't. I'm past goin today. I wanted to mention your tractor idea. It sounded great! I wanted to mention though, and anybody else feel free to correct me: The suggested dimensions: For LF coop, the minimum, like someone posted is 4 sq ft. That's a 2X2 square. For the run, it's a 5X5 square per bird. 2 ft per bird for roost.
For the smaller birds, you can pack them in tighter.
Heat:LF have a larger body mass and I can't imagine them needing heat in your climate. The little birds, IMHO, if they're not densely feathered, if they don't have plenty of coop-mates to cuddle with, if the temp drops suddenly, I personally would supply a heat source. I'm not a fan of lamps. A pig mat on a wall, A Lectro-mat, an oil heater for a large coop. Just sayin.

 

[rIrs roost]

So Red, now that I caught up. I had so many comments and cheers I wanted to share but just couldn't. I'm past goin today. I wanted to mention your tractor idea. It sounded great! I wanted to mention though, and anybody else feel free to correct me: The suggested dimensions: For LF coop, the minimum, like someone posted is 4 sq ft. That's a 2X2 square. For the run, it's a 5X5 square per bird. 2 ft per bird for roost.
For the smaller birds, you can pack them in tighter.
Heat:LF have a larger body mass and I can't imagine them needing heat in your climate. The little birds, IMHO, if they're not densely feathered, if they don't have plenty of coop-mates to cuddle with, if the temp drops suddenly, I personally would supply a heat source. I'm not a fan of lamps. A pig mat on a wall, A Lectro-mat, an oil heater for a large coop. Just sayin.

Thanks mutt. Y'all have talked me out of the heat lamp. Didn't think about a fire. If needed I'll go another route.

 

[Mutt Farm]

Oh granny. I'm so sorry you feel bad and your hand is hurting! If you use a laptop or desktop you can get Dragon Speak. I have 2 clients that use it. It's a speak to type program. The basic is about $50.
http://www.nuance.com/for-individuals/by-product/dragon-for-pc/index.htm

 

[napdognewfie]

What is a pug mat?

 

[rIrs roost]

Oh mutt how many do you think I can put in the swing coop. I figured five but I think Jane said 24. I'm terrible at figuring though lol

 

[napdognewfie]

I hate spell check.