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Mr. Cooper?! What kind of company name is that? LOL
I wish we were close to paying off our mortgage, but we just bought this house 2.5 years ago. It's going to be a while.
We finally rehomed 3 of our chickens. The coop/run do feel less crowded now and our neighbor's sister took them to keep her one lonely chicken company and she says they are all adjusting well.
So, funny story, I had another dream about you Cyn. Obviously I spen too much time on BYC! You and a friend came to visit and your friend left the door to the run open and chickens were running out and my dog ran in and I was screaming for my husband and trying to get the dog before he killed any. Finally got him chained up and was so upset that I woke up before I could go check the damage. So please don't bring any friends if you come visit.
And then today we got a bunny, cuz 8 kids, 2 cats, a dog and 10 chickens wasn't crazy enough! LOL totally unplanned. My kids' friends had a bunny that they're uncle had just left them with and their dad was tired of nobody taking care of it (hadn't gotten food/water in a week!) and wanted to get rid of it one way or another. So my kids begged me to take her, and I said as long as they had the cage and food and everything then we'd take her. Now I'm learning what I can about bunnies.
Goodness! My friend in KY used to have insane dreams about my chickens. She dreamed once that Suede and Isaac showed up at her door with suitcases. Once, Suede was putting my crippled rooster, Zane, on a sled and sending him down the hill. My life is nowhere near as exciting as other people's dreams about me, apparently! LOL.
I subscribe to a vlog/homesteading Youtube called Hope's Homestead. She raises and breeds rabbits, has some quail and a few stealth chickens. You might like to see some of her videos. She is in McMinn Co. TN not too far north of me.
Phew, caught up here now. You should look to moving to my area, the elevation is right! I'll message you some places for sale...
I forgot where you live, sorry. I know I used to know! Probably will never leave this place. No telling how long it would take us to sell it in this market of second homes and log mansions. It is definitely a place to become self-sufficient for someone who wants that (and folks really ought to want that in our scary world).
I asked my husband the other day what he'd say if someone just walked up and offered to buy it. He said no way, not unless they paid us $4000000. I looked at him funny, considering it's not worth quite half that and he said, "$200K for the property and $200K to compensate me for the hassle of moving". Goofball.