Just called Trivet's Family restaurant and told them there would likely be "extra folks in town" for Friday night. I didn' t want them to run out of coconut creme pie
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Anytime, they have all been picking on you too much.
Anyone want a neat little OE bantam cockrell? I have several Golden Birchen cockrells and I only made the mating for the pullets.
Anytime, they have all been picking on you too much.
Anyone want a neat little OE bantam cockrell? I have several Golden Birchen cockrells and I only made the mating for the pullets.
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Who is going to eat the coconut? They have so many to choose from I have never made it past three slices so couldn't get to the coconut cream.
Who is going to eat the coconut? They have so many to choose from I have never made it past three slices so couldn't get to the coconut cream.
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sputter, sputter, sputter - you ENABLER you!
Blue? did you say blue?
Yes a blue just for you and maybe Madison, You would like them they can hatch 2 doz. eggs in one setting when they go broody. they are bigggggg and beautifull when grown just takes time.
I have to admit. I was really admiring the large cochin that MJ got to be a broodie.
Many years ago, we had a bantam cochin roo with an attitude. He ended up being my "hands on" learning project for butchering chickens, after he hit me one two many times. I was never sure if it was because he was a cochin or because he was a bantam - but he was mean.
sputter, sputter, sputter - you ENABLER you!
Blue? did you say blue?
Yes a blue just for you and maybe Madison, You would like them they can hatch 2 doz. eggs in one setting when they go broody. they are bigggggg and beautifull when grown just takes time.
I have to admit. I was really admiring the large cochin that MJ got to be a broodie.
Many years ago, we had a bantam cochin roo with an attitude. He ended up being my "hands on" learning project for butchering chickens, after he hit me one two many times. I was never sure if it was because he was a cochin or because he was a bantam - but he was mean.
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Who is going to eat the coconut? They have so many to choose from I have never made it past three slices so couldn't get to the coconut cream.
Who is going to eat the coconut? They have so many to choose from I have never made it past three slices so couldn't get to the coconut cream.
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Wilma is the sweetest lady ever!
Wilma is the sweetest lady ever!
I LOVE coconut cream pie!!! Wish I able to go.
Can someone eat an extra piece or two for me????
Will there be any LF cochin, silkie or serama eggs at POOPS???
Will there be any LF cochin, silkie or serama eggs at POOPS???
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sputter, sputter, sputter - you ENABLER you!
Blue? did you say blue?
Marybeth, you like chickens with no feathers on their legs and sometimes none on their necks - they sound like immodest chickens to me.
For me - very proodish chickens - the more feathers the better.
I agree
sputter, sputter, sputter - you ENABLER you!
Blue? did you say blue?
Marybeth, you like chickens with no feathers on their legs and sometimes none on their necks - they sound like immodest chickens to me.
For me - very proodish chickens - the more feathers the better.
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Yes a blue just for you and maybe Madison, You would like them they can hatch 2 doz. eggs in one setting when they go broody. they are bigggggg and beautifull when grown just takes time.
I have to admit. I was really admiring the large cochin that MJ got to be a broodie.
Many years ago, we had a bantam cochin roo with an attitude. He ended up being my "hands on" learning project for butchering chickens, after he hit me one two many times. I was never sure if it was because he was a cochin or because he was a bantam - but he was mean.
Ooops, I was going to hit quote and accidentally hit report then didn't see a cancel button so hope the go back was the same thing
Anyway, PB, do you think it could have been that it was a He? My cochin hens are the most docile of my chickens.
Yes a blue just for you and maybe Madison, You would like them they can hatch 2 doz. eggs in one setting when they go broody. they are bigggggg and beautifull when grown just takes time.
I have to admit. I was really admiring the large cochin that MJ got to be a broodie.
Many years ago, we had a bantam cochin roo with an attitude. He ended up being my "hands on" learning project for butchering chickens, after he hit me one two many times. I was never sure if it was because he was a cochin or because he was a bantam - but he was mean.
Ooops, I was going to hit quote and accidentally hit report then didn't see a cancel button so hope the go back was the same thing
Anyway, PB, do you think it could have been that it was a He? My cochin hens are the most docile of my chickens.
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I will volunteer to eat the extra pie, might have to team up with teach to get it all done right though.
We will be taking a few LF cochin
I will volunteer to eat the extra pie, might have to team up with teach to get it all done right though.
We will be taking a few LF cochin
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