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Well I didn't sell as much as I wanted to, but sold 2 rabbits and a $50 cockerel.
Still feeling crappy. Had testing done, not my cortisol level. I hope the dr. Can figure it out soon.
 
CapricornFarm said:
Well I didn't sell as much as I wanted to, but sold 2 rabbits and a $50 cockerel.
Still feeling crappy. Had testing done, not my cortisol level. I hope the dr. Can figure it out soon.
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That's really good for the cockerel, what kind was he?

Prayers you feel better soon 🙏
 
If you are a small person with weak/arthritic wrists/hands and are having trouble getting your air tools hooked to the compressor line coupler because you can't shove it home against the air pressure put the tool on the ground, steadied between your feet so that you can use both hands and your body weight on that coupler.
 
Gearing up for the huge swap Saturday in Glen Allen VA. Over 70 chickens on my to go list. And I have chicks hatching to take as well.
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3KillerBs said:
If you are a small person with weak/arthritic wrists/hands and are having trouble getting your air tools hooked to the compressor line coupler because you can't shove it home against the air pressure put the tool on the ground, steadied between your feet so that you can use both hands and your body weight on that coupler.
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YES!

I used to have to staple sheets of paper together at the end of an order. 100s x a day. I told everyone I trained to staple the way I showed them: stapler on the table, sheets in, press on stapler. NOT: pick up stapler, sheets in, and squeeze.

If the stapler is on the table, the table, the cement floor, the very earth below is doing half of the work.
 

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