It's really rather beautiful when you think about it. Thd circle of life and all that. That's how I see it anyway. I'm always thrilled when I see an egg being laid (doesn't happen often). And I don't hatch, but I think it would be really cool to see a chick hatch. ❤
You can't treat for every single disease just in case. You'll do your flock far more harm than good. Find out what they have and treat for the most serious thing first. If they are still sick, treat for the next thing once you find out what it is. Some treatments actually work against each other. Like, if you're treating for coccidiosis*, I don't think you can give them vitamins. (Correct me if I'm wrong, BYC!) So you would be wasting your money and your chicks would not get better. Just take it one step at a time and hopefully soon all will be well.
Your chickens??
Oh golly, thanks for catching that! I'll go back and fix it. I meant coccidiosis, of course!
Ohhh! I was so confused, like there was something I'd missed about chickens catching covid or something.
Covid brain is REAL! I have been fuzzy-brained since I had this cursed virus in January. I keep hoping I'll be myself again someday, which is to say, only half-baked and not totally fried!
I've actually never crocheted, so I can't give a definitive answer XD. But I don't think so? Latch hook is done on a canvas mesh base and you use a specific hooking tool for it, though I think the latch hook tool is like a longer version of a crochet tool? And it's dozens (hundreds...or thousands...) of short threads tied in knots rather than a continuous strand worked on itself. The end result is not something wearable, but you can use it as wall hangings or pillow covers or, if you use the right sort of backing and yarn, little rugs.Sorry it got bad again.
Is a latch hook project similar to crocheting?
I've never heard of stone cabochons - what is that?
