INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

[Chaos18]

Thought I would update y'all with an adorable picture!

 

[Jennn27]

You actually let your children outside?

They could get hurt by falling. They could cut themselves. They could fall down and scrape their knees or hands, or both, and get dirt on themselves or their clothes. Worst of all, they could catch a kickball or dodge ball with their face. Heaven forbid, they could actually be kids!

What's the phone number of the local Child Protective Service?

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: there be no sweets walking the streets!

Thought I would update y'all with an adorable picture!

cute!!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

time to feed turds bbl

 

[kwhites634]

Quote: Aw, that's sweet!

Edit: I'm the only one old/fat enough to have had two kids. I'm on the right behind Bubba. But I was flattered you asked!
News flash! Assuming Bubba is the little guy & you're the one behind him holding the chicken, you have a totally different definition of old than I do! You ain't even in the ballpark, lady. I have boots older than you! If you wanna see old, check out the guy on the left with the pipe-smoking rooster!!!

 

[Jennn27]

time to feed turds bbl

Hahaha Glad all of mine are old enough to do that for themselves now.

 

[Chaos18]

time to feed turds bbl

I usually just leave mine in the bathroom.

 

[kwhites634]

Quote: I hope it's feeding hay, not bedding hay

 

[BantyChooks]

there be no sweets walking the streets!

cute!!

You're right, I'll ride!

News flash!  Assuming Bubba is the little guy & you're the one behind him holding the chicken, you have a totally different definition of old than I do!  You ain't even in the ballpark, lady. I have boots older than you! If you wanna see old, check out the guy on the left with the pipe-smoking rooster!!!

I hope it's feeding hay, not bedding hay 

1st cut feeding hay, thank goodness

 

[Jennn27]

I hope it's feeding hay, not bedding hay

You know....my goats could care less what kind of hay I give them! lol I use bedding hay in the winter, and they will jump up into the hen house and eat the hay out of the nesting boxes! Well....they used to. I I have taken precautions to keep them out of there and now I use pine shavings, too. But, they do love that alfalfa hay!