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21hens-incharge said:
I voted too.
I have some long ones that have gone on for several years.
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I have several years with a group, but we started new ones daily, since they would get so long. The old platform was a PITA to scroll. Pages are much nicer now. :D

Kiki - I voted.

CapricornFarm said:
I am going to make a wooden box with styrofoam insulation to set mine in. I put a bit of water in because humidity was low and now its way high. I need to get it stabilized so i can put the guinea eggs in. Shooting for tomorrow .
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Just don't block your ventilation! ;)


pitbullmomma said:
What should I do?
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Yep, she'll be fine. I'm not concerned in the least about these 4-day olds. :D

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staceyj said:
Hi friends! Sorry I have been away for so long.

Here is the DH update: doctor prescribed nuclear medicine cardiac stress test due to chest discomfort and arm tingling.
followed by forced/strongly suggested vacation at home to rest and relax. (Neither of which he did- rest OR relax.)
He is textbook type A.


Stress test was relatively uneventful, with two old ladies who both out ran him he said, much to his embarrassment. Waited five days for the results.

The results basically said everything looks fine. Let us know if symptoms persist. Which they have. EKG looks normal, cardiac enzymes OK too.
They have kind of left it hanging in the air and said they may repeat the stress test in a month.

While DH was off he embarked upon a honey dont do it job UNDER THE HOUSE in the crawl space
and which took the better part of THREE DAYS
where I made him face time me the whole time in case he had a heart attack under there.
I make a point of never crawling under a house where it’s dark and creepy, but was fully prepared to drag him out from Under there on a plastic toboggan that I actually got out of her attic just in case I needed to do CPR on him.

No offense to Sammy or RJ, but all the married ladies, or formerly married ladies on here, I’m sure will understand that kind of stress involved with having your husband home “sick” ....

Then as a showstopping surprise, DH had been working on a 34th anniversary gift to me (both of us)
WHICH WAS A PUPPY...
dear god ...
Who we have now had since Saturday and I am thoroughly exhausted from getting up every two hours at night and keeping everything dangerous out of his little mouth and this poor little puppy still does not have a name although we are working on it…
It was an incredibly sweet gesture on DH’s part although it has certainly brought into the light that I am getting old as heck.
Because this little guy is
WEARING ME OUT.

I have missed you all and apologize for my absence.
If anyone has any major news please tag me or message me to tell me about it because there is NO WAY I can catch up.

Name suggestions welcome...
Human names preferred but not necessarily required.
Here’s the face to go with it:
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I know that feeling. My hubby's appendix ruptured 2 years ago. He darn near died, because he thought it was food poisoning, so he refused to go to the ER until it was almost too late. Bad surgery, long recovery. Then had a hernia from the initial surgery, had to be repaired. So I worry big time, when he does things that he used to do with no effort.

PUPPY -- BARNIE! :D

EDIT - Happy Anniversary! Is it today??
 
Y'all make me feel terrible. I turned down a puppy not long ago a German shepherd. I just didn't have it in me to raise one so much chewing and poop like having a toddler. Don't get me wrong I love puppies and toddlers but I don't want either....unless they belong to someone else and they eventually take them home. Lol, I'm officially an old geezer.:lau
 
WVduckchick said:
I have several years with a group, but we started new ones daily, since they would get so long. The old platform was a PITA to scroll. Pages are much nicer now. :D

Kiki - I voted.



Just don't block your ventilation! ;)




Yep, she'll be fine. I'm not concerned in the least about these 4-day olds. :D

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I know that feeling. My hubby's appendix ruptured 2 years ago. He darn near died, because he thought it was food poisoning, so he refused to go to the ER until it was almost too late. Bad surgery, long recovery. Then had a hernia from the initial surgery, had to be repaired. So I worry big time, when he does things that he used to do with no effort.

PUPPY -- BARNIE! :D

EDIT - Happy Anniversary! Is it today??
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Yeah, vent on top. Not an issue.
 

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