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PrincessKiara
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Hey! I have had a bunch of chicks hatch, and have sold a lot too since I can't have many but I adore hatching
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All from boobs? AMAZING!Hey! I have had a bunch of chicks hatch, and have sold a lot too since I can't have many but I adore hatching
Sadly no Bator. But I am definitely trying the boob thing again. Just need to get to where I'm not working so much because how things are right now I'd scramble or crush an egg!All from boobs? AMAZING!
"Zapraska" is the Slovak word for "roux."Adorable little family. What does Daddyās name mean? What language is it from?
Thatās so cool! In Bulgarian, āzapraskaā is the past tense of āit started slammingā, used humorously for heavy rain thatās slamming you into the ground"Zapraska" is the Slovak word for "roux."
I hadn't even thought of that! I just named him "Zapraska" because his down was kind of the color of a zapraska. And it sounds nice.Thatās so cool! In Bulgarian, āzapraskaā is the past tense of āit started slammingā, used humorously for heavy rain thatās slamming you into the ground
I like the roux/roo connection... because heās a rooster Clever.
I love the Slovak food theme. And it's always fun to see how different Slavic languages use the same words differently. In Bulgarian, kolache is a bagel, and hrutka is a hunting dogI hadn't even thought of that! I just named him "Zapraska" because his down was kind of the color of a zapraska. And it sounds nice.
I have a couple of other chickens that are named after Slovak foods -- Kolachi is named after a filled yeast pastry, Paska is named after a traditional Easter bread, and Hrutka is named after a traditional egg cheese made for Easter.