Wouldn't it be nice if we lived in a chicken commune?? Chicktopia..... Where there are hunters, gatherers and gardeners. Off the grid. HMMMMM...... tv show??
Should I buy eggs or wait it out?
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Idk if it's still on the air, but there was a show like that. It got boring quick with all the drama. I don't think it would be a bad reality. It just made a bad show (aren't the people paid/picked to be dramatic?).
The Pioneer one made me chuckle. The Alaskan Bush People is like watching a train wreck. I cannot stop watching it.
TWO eggs so far. Back to dealing with the poopy issue. Gotta get the washer and dryer running.
It looks like they might pay for new flooring/carpets, paneling and some walls to be redone. am I repeating myself.......
so old
TWO eggs so far. Back to dealing with the poopy issue. Gotta get the washer and dryer running.
It looks like they might pay for new flooring/carpets, paneling and some walls to be redone. am I repeating myself.......
Ah, when it comes to septic tank issues I have my own story, we live on a pretty remote lane surrounded by fields in the north west of England, our septic tank is shared by three houses and is built in the field next to our house owned by a elderly lady who rents it out to the nearby horse riding centre to graze their horses.
Around 7 years ago, this lady who I won't name dug up the tank as it was on her property and demanded thousands of pounds to put it back in the ground, it took about six months to sort out with many court dates and in the mean time the field stunk and we practically had to use port-a-pottys. Eventually the people who rented out her field didn't want their horses near the dug up septic tank to threatened to leave, that made her a lot more reasonable. But we decided to rework the sewers so the septic tank was under our driveway to make everyone's live easier.
Around 7 years ago, this lady who I won't name dug up the tank as it was on her property and demanded thousands of pounds to put it back in the ground, it took about six months to sort out with many court dates and in the mean time the field stunk and we practically had to use port-a-pottys. Eventually the people who rented out her field didn't want their horses near the dug up septic tank to threatened to leave, that made her a lot more reasonable. But we decided to rework the sewers so the septic tank was under our driveway to make everyone's live easier.
Ming that sounds pretty far away from where I lived in England. I lived in million Keynes. Don't laugh.
Wow. Septic just sounds better and better...
Wow. Septic just sounds better and better...
We hit double digits today! Woohoo!
So... busy day yesterday with going to hubby's uncle and aunt's house to eat the duck and a couple of chickens we processed last weekend. I took all but one of my roosters and processed them yesterday. Well.... She kept one to have a LF roo and I ended up bringing home a bantam rooster to put with Ms.Bitty since she is the only bantam I have.
So... busy day yesterday with going to hubby's uncle and aunt's house to eat the duck and a couple of chickens we processed last weekend. I took all but one of my roosters and processed them yesterday. Well.... She kept one to have a LF roo and I ended up bringing home a bantam rooster to put with Ms.Bitty since she is the only bantam I have.
BYB is only letting me share 3 pictures at a time?
He's gorgeous Lindz
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