Very nice brooder Jason. When are you going to start looking for a bigger property?dont mind the wood on top. I need to build the top still . just has wire on it.
but here is the new brooder box. complete with baby easter eggers. hmm how did they get in there
LOL just got here so will be awhileVery nice brooder Jason. When are you going to start looking for a bigger property?
I just taste-tested it: tastes like butter lettuce with a tinge of perfumy aroma.
Is it just my family, or all families?
I am my parents' oldest child. They had 4 daughters in 5 years. And then....I have an adopted brother that is 11 years younger than me. As the story goes.....
He was found being neglected, in a bar (by my dad's brother, Uncle Ronnie), with his parents there drinking. My uncle told my dad she and her husband were unfit, as they were both drunks and this was their 10th child. (I do believe there was some sort of blackmail that went on, to get the mother to agree to adopt this boy out). Their other kids were all in foster care, but never adopted out. Anyway, that's "the story."
UNTIL NOW ! ! !
My parents died in 1979 and 1999. My uncle is dead, too.
Newsflash..... my adopted brother was actually fathered by my uncle.
How did he find this out? I'm not real sure on all the exact details, but something about my brother wanting to know why he was to go to my Uncle (as a guardian) if anything happened to my folks. (I think he was reading their will). This was odd, because only he was. So he started asking relatives and someone "overheard," the story. Something like that.....
I put the entire recipe with more photos on creative breakfast recipes, here it is:You eat flowers? I'm game. What's the recipe?
dont mind the wood on top. I need to build the top still . just has wire on it.
but here is the new brooder box. complete with baby easter eggers. hmm how did they get in there
Ok, I thought of something in my family to say here.... And Now I have NOT an earthly what it was. I have been sitting here staring for 5 min waiting for it to come to me. So pretend I had something interesting to say, becuse that is a cool story you had there!
Is it just my family, or all families?
I am my parents' oldest child. They had 4 daughters in 5 years. And then....I have an adopted brother that is 11 years younger than me. As the story goes.....
He was found being neglected, in a bar (by my dad's brother, Uncle Ronnie), with his parents there drinking. My uncle told my dad she and her husband were unfit, as they were both drunks and this was their 10th child. (I do believe there was some sort of blackmail that went on, to get the mother to agree to adopt this boy out). Their other kids were all in foster care, but never adopted out. Anyway, that's "the story."
UNTIL NOW ! ! !
My parents died in 1979 and 1999. My uncle is dead, too.
Newsflash..... my adopted brother was actually fathered by my uncle.
How did he find this out? I'm not real sure on all the exact details, but something about my brother wanting to know why he was to go to my Uncle (as a guardian) if anything happened to my folks. (I think he was reading their will). This was odd, because only he was. So he started asking relatives and someone "overheard," the story. Something like that.....
That's great! I hope to get mine done this weekend.
dont mind the wood on top. I need to build the top still . just has wire on it.
but here is the new brooder box. complete with baby easter eggers. hmm how did they get in there
At least one of the five flock eggs I put under Sparkle, my recently acquired house silkie, started peeping when I checked for pips. Tomorrow is Day 21. (No external pips yet.)
I am so excited!
It's not like it's my first broody or anything, but it IS the only one I've had right in the house... Plus, Sparkle is special.
Okay, everybody in the flock is special. Miss Sparkle is just specialer.
Quote: I love looking at construction efforts of others!
I always hope I am done with that.
. I just made sure to select bantam eggs so Sparkle wouldn't have to deal with babies towering over her as they got older. Two green eggs, one light tan/pink, two medium brown. 
No wonder he was so worried about that big Buff Orp settling in there to lay!
