The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

[sharron]

Sorry about the harvest DMC, that's a "don't like" for sure.

I don’t know how much you’ve got but here we got at least 2.5 inches with this last rain then it turned to snowHarvest is at a dead stop. This time of year it doesn't dry off. It doesnt compare to the horrible hurricane so I shouldn’t complain

sorry about the harvest but most of all, the snow
haven't talked to our neighbor in defuniak but hoping everything is ok there but thankful that michael missed us by about 50 miles but so sorry for those people

 

[sourland]

Well, I know you don't live in South Texas, only a crazy person would walk barefooted here!

 

[drumstick diva]

Sour are you trying to say something???

 

[sourland]

Sour are you trying to say something???

Who, me ?

 

[rjohns39]

Who, me ?

 

[007Sean]

So you think I'm "crazy" do ya? You know you have to be careful when you point a finger at someone, because you have 3 fingers pointing back at yourself!

 

[drumstick diva]

that's an "Old one" Sean, you've used it on me.

 

[007Sean]

that's an "Old one" Sean, you've used it on me.

But a goody!

 

[CapricornFarm]

Hello, we are getting drenched with rain and are under Tornado warning until 9pm. I guess not much will be accomplished outdoors today.
Have a great day everyone. My eggs are set for the Halloween HAL!

 

[JaeG]

What have you set Cap? Is it your Polish?

Southern hemisphere version of a Yorkie? Doesn't look big enough to be much of a ratter.

They are one of the smallest working dogs at 12-18 pounds but if they’ll take on an Aussie snake they must be pretty brave, and they’ll take down rabbits. There are lots of terrier breeds in the mix but the Yorkie is definitely in there. I started out wanting a Norfolk terrier only to find no one breeds them here, but the Aussie is similar looking to them too.

They were developed to keep pest animals at bay as Australia is very similar to here in that respect with rodents and rabbits going nuts. I just wish they could climb trees. Australian brush tailed possum were introduced here for the fur they produced. They are now a major pest here because they destroy native forests and out compete our native birds for resources. And they’ll be into my future fruit orchard I’m sure!