Okies in the BYC The Original

[TJ's Na-Na]

If it's only "ankle deep - feet first", Na-Na & gang will be there.
Snow is one thing........but that darned ICE is another...........

I am really surprised that APA/ABA are calling their Nationals
at Shawnee in 2010. Oh, it would be super, but what about
December weather in Oklahoma? Bill says the Limousine (sp)
Association used to do the same thing........ Their summer
shows were in Dallas and their winter shows were in Denver....
Go figure............ Seems backwards would have made more
sense.

Quenston - The project looks SUPER ! Gotta keep those
Cochins and Ma-Ma happy !!!!!!!

Have a good one !

 

[CityClucks]

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I'll try to describe it so you can visualize it: A tree is a really tall fence post, not always made of cedar, with a really big green tumbleweed on top of it.

 

[GracefulBantams]

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That is a good place to start

That is also good that they have a Cloverbuds category... our fair needs that! Here they make the youngest kids show in open, since they are not in 4-H, but that doesn't make much sence to me

Any time after 4 months is when they will need to be tested, but any amount older than that is fine too.

 

[smfamf]

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Hey that's what I made for dinner. It sure smelled good. But that could have been the chocolate chip cookie bars, double chocolate oatmeal cookies, or the pecan pie. It sure smells good around here.

 

[GracefulBantams]

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Oh, that's good that you can go to shows, I wasn't sure if there were any shows "out there"

I think any for-sale bird at this show would be a welcomed addition to a show flock... I didn't see any "bad" birds!

 

[Teach97]

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Oh, that's good that you can go to shows, I wasn't sure if there were any shows "out there"

I think any for-sale bird at this show would be a welcomed addition to a show flock... I didn't see any "bad" birds!

Never said the shows were out here!

Have truck will travel girlfriend!

My problem is the good birds are sold before i get there!

 

[smfamf]

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Ronnie my daughter is into it to but my DW wont let her read the books not quite old enough yet

I read all the books three times before I would watch the movie. My son is reading them now. The school says he is too young. I have to sign a permission slip for him to be allowed to read or test on them. I let him read my copies. He is 12, in the sixth grade, and is smarter than most of the ninth graders. He scored a perfect 4.0 on the state tests last year. They let him read eighth grade level books, but Twilight is too advanced.

 

[al6517]

Well as promised here is my Homemade Italian Deep dish pizza. I hope you enjoy.

AL

A good pie starts with good dough. and an 18" deep dish pan.

And good homemade ingredience. except the cheese this time, even the herbs were grown in our garden.

Pizza sauce ala-AL

I brown my sausage prior because it's so big.

Assembly starts with flipping the dough to size and saucing

Then sausage and pepperoni cut in chunks to fill in the small places.

Shroooms and plenty of cheese.

Topped with a sprinkle of Romano cheese and basil & oregano.

1 hr in the oven @ 350 and here she is, ready !!!!!

I hope you will enjoy, you can substitute homemade ingredience for ole store bought stuff if you like just don't tell me LOL.

AL

 

[GracefulBantams]

TJ's Na-Na :

Grace - thanks for the info. We'll probably see you at Okemah.
I had it in my head that it was this next weekend. Back to my
"short term memory".........let's see, what was I gonna paddle
Al for???????????? LOL

And, I don't know squat about the silkies, but those Cochins
are GORGEOUS !!!!!!!! Glad we won't be showin' any blacks
where you are..........LOL

That is great, Eulaine! I am looking forward to visiting with your crew

Thanks for the opinion on the Cochins, when I bought them I literally thought, I can't wait to see what Bill thinks. So, does he like them too

 

[smfamf]

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I'll try to describe it so you can visualize it: A tree is a really tall fence post, not always made of cedar, with a really big green tumbleweed on top of it.

I love that description. It is so accurate. But what about in winter. My tumbleweeds never stay green. Are they still part of what you call a "tree?"