The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

I do too. Need to rip so OSB board for sides to a utility table to make a brooder at a level we can maintain without bending. Brooders that we've been using have been moved outside and the houses are not ready yet so we are putting one out in a utility room that has its own heating and cooling system making it a separate room from our living quarters. We can brood there until feathered out well enough for our mild winter temps. I've got to make two of them as in a week another brood will be hatching. I'm flunking Chicken Math1002.
It is helpful to have them brood out of the house!

I have chicken math under control here but it was very hard to do!
 
Good afternoon Every One.

Rounds all done and need another cup of a fine dessert coffee after moving feed from truck to coop bins. Ma and I together got it done one more time. After over sleeping I'm not ready for lunch yet but will be soon. Our company arrives tomorrow. Then more on the weekend. Looks like we will travel about 50 miles to DD #2 house for Thanksgiving.
I hope that long car ride isn't too hard on you.
 
I hope that long car ride isn't too hard on you.
If I heal as much more I have in the last 3 days I'll be OK with the trip. There are no really bad roads and I don't remember any bad railroad crossings. I'm going out in a few to close up coops by myself. 3 days ago I couldn't get on the John Deere. Today I moved feed with it. I'm a happy camper in that respect. Extra 2-3 hours of napping and having a special pet chicken coming in to visit sure helps.
 
Teaching hospitals are a good place to go when you are not finding answers. My Family has used UCSF a couple of times for rare issues. One was in the 1950s when my Dad was paralyzed from a car accident. The surgery he had is common now but was experimental back then.

More recently, my DW went to UCSF for parathyroid tumor removal.
I will definitely check around and see what I can find out.
The saga continues, he was having a hard time breathing this morning, plus his BP was too low, dangerously low 68/47 so I called the ambulance and he has pneumonia again and they have him in ICU 😞
 
I will definitely check around and see what I can find out.
The saga continues, he was having a hard time breathing this morning, plus his BP was too low, dangerously low 68/47 so I called the ambulance and he has pneumonia again and they have him in ICU 😞
I'm sorry Sue. We're praying for both of you! :hugs
 

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