Nag, nag, nag

[joebryant]

I made a post last week about my using peat moss as a bedding for my ten chicks. Somebody mentioned peat moss' being dusty. I said it was not that bad. Seems the words "not that bad" are relative because Anne is starting to complain about dust in the living room, with its being on the dining room table, the carpet, ... (ad nauseum). She is nagging me to get the coop finished and get the chicks out of the living room. NAG! NAG! NAG!

 

[Buster]

Chicks in the living room!? I am lucky that my wife lets the chicks live in the garage!

 

[MissPrissy]

I have turkeys in my living room

 

[ticks]

I kept pheasant in my basement and chicks in my bedroom. chicks didn't smell but the pheasant did!

 

[lizardz]

We kept our chicks in one of the bathtubs. It was our main one (my son uses our shower rather than this tub), so when ever friends came over and had to use the facilities, they got to visit the chickes! My son's friends love to see what's in the tub - there's been chicks, koi, and water hycanths at one time or another. You never know what you'll find

Currently, nothing, but gearing up for some more chicks

Liz

 

[jenjscott]

I got news for you, that dust is from the chicks, not the peat moss. You get it no matter what kind of bedding you use. Not so good in the room with the computer!

 

[BeckyBird]

I am lucky my husband is so cool. I always have some kind of chick in the living room!

 

[Solsken Farm]

Quote:

You are my kind of peeps.

 

[debbyluvschickens]

I have 4 chicks, 2 geese, 3 call ducks, and a pair of pigeons in my living room, but this afternoon, after the new pens are done, I'll only have the chicks, but there will be one more, because one is hatching as we speak!! Only problem here is hubby keeps lecturing me about building the pens THEN buying more animals...but if I did it that way, the pens would never be built cause he thinks I have enough already....crazy isnt he?

 

[LynneP]

Please pardon me for roaring with laughter, I support your choice of peat moss and intend to use it- IN THE COOP!

You must love those chickies!