The Front Porch Swing

[TNBEARCHICK]

I see I put semester- I meant trimester--- its ok.. I'm tired.

pyanski-- so not fair! Have you always not had to shave your legs?

I don't really like spiders and snakes, especially the ones that can hurt you but, I have no problem with black snakes because they eat rats, mice and other poisonous snakes.

 

[pysankigirl]

LOL. never had to. leg hair is very fine and invisible. but I have baby-fine hair on my head, too. limits what kind of hairstyles I can do.
So it's a compromise. but I am fine with it. less work.

 

[Ray_n_Debi]

Quote: Congratulations!! So now it is baby makes 8!!!

 

[crazypetlady]

wait who is pregnant?

 

[drumstick diva]

not me

 

[sonew123]

wait who is pregnant?

LOL HEATHER!!!! You batman... shes Robin!

 

[TNBEARCHICK]

Again.. I am battling Cocci after several days of rain and water in the barn. Just found out the water that was pooling up in the washing area floor was going right into my general population pen and my swedish flower pen

I had been sweeping the water out of the room into the outside and didn't think anything else about it- I did it 2 nights ago and went to my swedish flower pen and watched the water popping out of hole in the ground right into the pen. It was going out of the door of the washroom into a hole in the ground that was leading right to the pens. I felt so horrible! I thought that the birds we lost were just because of the rain we had been having- it turns out it was my fault. So, went through gave everyone extra Apple Cider in the waterers and put garlic powder and cayenne pepper in the food. I found a "milk flush" on here that is supposed to work great- has anyone on here had any luck with that? I figure between the milk flush, the pepper/garlic in the food, the apple cider vinegar in the water and the garlic cloves I will be putting in the water tonight it should knock all ickiness out of them. Anyone else have any suggestions? BTW... I don't do medication.

 

[caj1985]

Again.. I am battling Cocci after several days of rain and water in the barn. Just found out the water that was pooling up in the washing area floor was going right into my general population pen and my swedish flower pen

I had been sweeping the water out of the room into the outside and didn't think anything else about it- I did it 2 nights ago and went to my swedish flower pen and watched the water popping out of hole in the ground right into the pen. It was going out of the door of the washroom into a hole in the ground that was leading right to the pens. I felt so horrible! I thought that the birds we lost were just because of the rain we had been having- it turns out it was my fault. So, went through gave everyone extra Apple Cider in the waterers and put garlic powder and cayenne pepper in the food. I found a "milk flush" on here that is supposed to work great- has anyone on here had any luck with that? I figure between the milk flush, the pepper/garlic in the food, the apple cider vinegar in the water and the garlic cloves I will be putting in the water tonight it should knock all ickiness out of them. Anyone else have any suggestions? BTW... I don't do medication.

Can you get them out of that area for a short period of time to let everything dry up and them get onto some fresh ground and sunshine?

 

[TNBEARCHICK]

I moved them the night I realized what I was doing.

 

[chiqita]

OK psy. The university of davis does mg tests from blood and swabs. The price for one ( blood?) Was reasonable swabbing was more. I have not been able to find out if it is less reasonable for non ca residents.

Pm me if you want the phone or website.