an aquantance buys all his lumber at lowe's because he's in there often enough for little things for projects on his way home he has a friend there and sometimes they get so many culls or left over boards from cuts that he gets a truck load for 5 to 10 bucks just to get rid of a large stack.
Thanks! Berren thinks he is one of the chickens. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Too Fast
Mother2squirrels, I mean hens, looks like you did a great job of squirrel rescue. Glad to see you are not trying to keep him as a pet.
Haha -- I like the new name you gave me. No, I wouldn't keep him although I hope he lives happily ever after in the tree near my back door! He is so sweet. I really didn't want to interfere with Mother Nature in the first place, but I just could not leave him out to be snatched up by a hawk or to starve. He kept running back to us.
strssd mom~ Our crab apple tree dropped its petals a week ago and left a pretty carpet like yours. The chickens loved to eat the petals. The crab apple in bloom is the only time that our tree looks beautiful. However, it's going to make a great squirrel home because of several hollow limbs with openings as you can see in the photo above. Before we decide to leave him outside, I'll send DH up a ladder with a saw or something to enlarge a hole if needed. ha The squirrel has already been adding bits of leaves to one of the holes. The first night he spends outside, I will probably be in a sleeping bag at the base of the tree! I'll be like you all who worried about putting your baby chicks in the coop the first night. Btw, strssd mom, your chicken loving doggie Berren blends in nicely with his feathery bands and tail! Pretty dog!
Oh that's awfully nice of you, and thank you, however, it is a drive. It is much appreciated though!
Beautiful puppies! I LOVE dobies! I have always been a big dog person until I got my min pin. I love the less food and less vet expenses (flea and heart worm prevention, etc). However I have a feeling I will always have a large/giant breed. Irish wolfhound is next on my list for large breed. My Frenchie is still young, but haven't ad any issues with him yet. He is a pretty laid back dog though. Puppy classes were almost a waste of money he was such a good puppy lol. I think I will always own a Frenchie, they are a hoot to have.This is Alfie, our English Bulldog. He'll be 8 next month. He is our couch potato.
And this is the puppy. Talia is our 8 month old Doberman. I had forgotten what an effort puppies were! Our last Doberman was a rescue so he was 6 y/o when we got him and I thought he had energy. Talia runs me ragged. She's pretty funny with the chicks so far too. Can't quite figure out what to make of them, but she's being very good with them as we are trying to get her accustomed to them.
I know how you feel !!! I'm overran also. Really wanting to shut the incubator off !!!
