Snowing?! I'm out in my tee shirt!
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I miss SO many old friends. I've met, and hung out, and still hang out, with a few that posted and came to the Chickenstocks. Some have went away and that bums me out. Everyone has a reason - so be it. It would be nice if a mess of them came next year. This thread has really taken a few steps back simply in mass participation. Last year we still had a good visit even with the knee jerk reaction to AI and the lesser amount of people (not to mention no birds or other critters). Let's look forward and if you are an previous poster lurking try and come. John P.S. Sometimes I have room to haul an extra body, or two!Down here in SE Mi, it was 65. Raked up some leaves and uncovered worms. Chickens went nuts and a feeding frenzy ensued.
Later, one of our old members brought over a silkie that she found in the woods. It was a dumped bird. Poor thing was tossed out and left to fend for itself. So the orphanarium was reopened and I have a new bird in the flock. I suppose it was one of those good news, bad news events. Bad that a chicken was tossed; good that it found a safe home.
The other part of the story is that rescue person is one of our old friends who used to be a regular poster here. So I got a bit of gossip update on some of the posters who used to be here on a regular basis. Without going into detail, some of the old regulars have had some difficult times. Divorces, illnesses, injuries, job losses and other major events have occurred that caused some of our old friends to disappear from this forum. More than a few have lost their chickens. But they are still with us.
So I think that the need for ChickenStock 2016 is more important than ever before.
Let's try to make this one the best one ever. And re-connect with our friends.