Stella's Social Club

[Happy Chooks]

I've never had crawfish either.

My Mother's Day was spent cleaning my windows. They look so nice now!

 

[kathyinmo]

Working outside, but I had to run in to share this picture.

Turkey pillow = Fred.

 

[mlm Mike]

Cute = Fred as Turkey pillow. Hopefully you working outside = You feeling better!

 

[cbnovick]

Working outside, but I had to run in to share this picture.

Turkey pillow = Fred.

Remember "Mr. Snuffleupagus" from Sesame Street?

...at least from the photo, your emu "Fred" plumage reminds me of that adorable character....

Mr . snuffleupagus always seemed like the kind of animal to I'd like to snuggle up to.




Cindy in AZ

 

[debs_flock]

hope everyone had a fantastic mother's day weekend! love seeing all the different pics

we celebrated new orlean's style yesterday and cooked up 120 pounds of crawfish

I LOVE crawdads. We went fishing for them every summer when visiting relatives in WA state (my dad was a Finn). We'd come home with a washtub full. My uncle ran a meat locker, he'd put some chicken guts out in the sun for a couple of days for us to use as bait. A rock, a piece of string and a fish net.................they were huge! Bring them home, boil them, put newspaper on the kitchen table and dump them in the middle. Eat until you were stick, come back a couple of hours later and eat some more, LOL

I thought you guys called them mudbugs? That's what my grandma's family from Gulfport called them.

 

[debs_flock]

Kathy, I'd yank my hair out (or their feathers) if I had that many broodies.

What ever happened with your BR's? Were they all roos?

 

[mbmess2003]

I LOVE crawdads. We went fishing for them every summer when visiting relatives in WA state (my dad was a Finn). We'd come home with a washtub full. My uncle ran a meat locker, he'd put some chicken guts out in the sun for a couple of days for us to use as bait. A rock, a piece of string and a fish net.................they were huge! Bring them home, boil them, put newspaper on the kitchen table and dump them in the middle. Eat until you were stick, come back a couple of hours later and eat some more, LOL

I thought you guys called them mudbugs? That's what my grandma's family from Gulfport called them.

they have all sorts of names for them down here.... being that it was mother's day i didn't want to take away from the special occasion by referring to them as crawDADS

i grew up in Texas , we typically called them crawfish. here they are crawfish, mudbugs, crawdads....

on another note, has anyone heard of a "chicken drop"

it is one of those "local" traditions that i never heard of till i asked about this t-shirt

 

[Happy Chooks]

Cute = Fred as Turkey pillow. Hopefully you working outside = You feeling better!

x2. Fred is so sweet.

on another note, has anyone heard of a "chicken drop"

it is one of those "local" traditions that i never heard of till i asked about this t-shirt

Nope. Do tell please.

 

[debs_flock]

Quote:
You could do an egg drop and protect the egg by still having it inside the chicken.

Anyone remember the old episode of WKRP radio. They had a Thanksgiving promotion by dropping live turkeys from a helicopter over the city. No one told them the turkeys couldn't fly

It did NOT go well,

 

[debs_flock]

One of the MANY t-shirts I brought home from my trip to NO.

But this was my favorite. I had an employee at work that filed a grievance against me. One of her MANY accusations was that I practiced voodoo (where she got that one, I'll never know).

So I came home with this shirt and I would wear it to the office sometimes on Casual Fridays. I loved, loved, loved it.