I think an evening with Sally and Oz would be just the ticket.Sally I think is rarely on anymore, and Oz is in the Philes this week... wait til at least next week to ask him, he is with his family now... and 'net reception is crappy there...
Oz can take jokes just fine (ask him about Argentinian Blue Lake duck, lol) just not on his own thread... let him know that adult jokes are the norm and he should be fine...
I knew she'd been off, but didn't know she's been sick. I do hope all is well with her now. I did talk to her yesterday, I think.Sally just came back she has been quite ill. But I saw her on her shipped eggs thread a couple of days ago
Gonner. May as well serve it up for breakfast.Good points!
Speaking of shaking an egg and scrambling it.... I watched a video the other evening of "life hacks"... you know, those guys that try to figure out ways to do things easier/quicker. There were several things related to eggs. Like "frying" one in the microwave, etc. But the particular one that struck me was they took an egg, and placed it in the center of a long sleeve, grabbed one end in each hand, and twirled it around about 15 times. Kinda like a jump rope, with the egg in the middle. Then they boiled it, or cooked in the microwave, and when peeled, it was totally scrambled! All one shade of pale yellow.
So what happens, in regards to incubation, if the yolk gets busted during shipping? Is that an automatic goner? (I've never tried shipped eggs, obviously!)
Winter is a great time to do your research. I spent from the first summer to the following Feb. researching, before I set eggs to hatch my first flock.Yes, you have mentioned this before. And my first box of eggs had nothing on them. They came in great shape! The only reason that I did not request that this time is because I paid for express shipping and was hoping if the box said "live embryos" it would get put in a pressurized part of the plane. I think I said that right, is that the part of the plane for animals/people?
I understand. I, too, am very attached to my rooster. He stays, no matter what! Lol I'm hoping to really narrow down what I have next year and keep researching how to breed. It all is a lot to learn!
Rep is not all it's cracked up to be. My son was once bit by his friend's St. Bernard.If their rep is to be believed, about the worst that would've happened is that you drowned from him slobbering all over you.