Kayla’s Flock 2.0

[rjohns39]

They were just having fun

 

[HuffleClaw]

They were just having fun

Oh don’t I know it.

 

[HuffleClaw]

I definitely see that in the third picture down lol.

That’s a pullet, she’s just older than the rest of them The cockerels are red and white, and the other is black and white

 

[HuffleClaw]

Pedro you dingbat! Hold STILL!! Anyways; here he is, looking scared because I was running at him with the camera

 

[HuffleClaw]

Still making messes

 

[HuffleClaw]

Oh and Big Heifer finishing her molt

 

[GrannyHeeney]

No. Guys he’s a monster! I’m friends with someone who killed my son

 

[GrannyHeeney]

Oh and Big Heifer finishing her molt
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Wow, she's gorgeous!!!!

 

[GrannyHeeney]

I’m going to hate admitting this. But here goes

Okay. Well, when I was little I had only 1 parent, my mother. I lived with my grandmother for the longest time. I was about 14 when she passed. I never quite had opportunities like my cousins and other kids my age did. So I’m going to just spit it out - I’ve never been hunting and/or fishing. Ever.

You are loved! I'd take you fishing, I'm granny-aged. Heehee!

 

[GrannyHeeney]

Unfortunately, I've had to live in combat situations. Had dear friends die in my arms. One day I'll be judged for my actions and I hope it goes well, but one never knows. I'm just glad that is behind me.

This is identical to Gramps' situation. He's a 23 yr retired vet: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iraq, Afghanistan, then back to Iraq. He says he can go to the store to get a steak and doesn't feel a need to kill animals or men. I adore him and so does everyone else, and we all have a clue, but I have a feeling folks like us don't get the depths of it unless you are a vet and have actually experienced a combat tour.