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[perchie.girl]

I did it 50,007 words in 28 days



There is a certificate and I WILL have it framed.

4300 words today to finish.

 

[Alaskan]

I did it 50,007 words in 28 days There is a certificate and I WILL have it framed. 4300 words today to finish.

You totally rock!! But then I already knew that!

 

[perchie.girl]

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Thank you Al toe scrape... I hope you like science fiction.

deb

 

[getaclue]

Grit ice cream? Sound like something only an insane mad scientist, that's gone insane, and mad again, would invent.

Talking about changing litter, I use Coastal Hay in my nest boxes, and in the coops, and runs in the winter. ONCE and only once, I went to get some hay, and all they had was cow hay, but sold it to me as coastal. I just tell them what I need, and they load everything, so I didn't really notice it, but commented to my Dd that it was funny that I wasn't smelling the sweet smell of hay. I got to the coop, unloaded the hay, and knew very quickly that it was not what I had paid for. Not only is there a wonderful sweet smell to coastal hay, but it has a nice texture. This cow hay didn't smell sweet, and the texture was tough, and hard. It was all I had, so I cleaned out the old stuff, and put in the new. My chickens normally love it when I change out their hay. Boy, they gave me an earful. They hated the new stuff. Yeah, they didn't want it touching their feet, didn't want to get in the nest boxes, and didn't want to scratch in it. I had to go change it out.

Be CAREFUL folks. Stop slipping, falling, twisting things, scraping yourselves up, and bruising yourselves. That being said, I hope you are ok, that its superficial, and will heal quickly. IF you must fall, look around to make sure no one is watching. LOL!

 

[superchemicalgirl]

Not a single person wants my leghorn spitzhauben crosses.... Sheesh.... Adorable and practical, Great laying and tiny tophats. No accounting for taste.

I might want some. Let's see some pictures of these!

I did it 50,007 words in 28 days



There is a certificate and I WILL have it framed.

4300 words today to finish.

 

[chickadoodles]

Depends on what you want a circle for.

For most of them, with applique, I trace a circle onto a sheet of regular ruled/lined paper. I then use clear packing tape over the top and back to make it sturdy, then cut it out and use that.

Thank you for sharing. I was thinking 30-40 circles for applique.

 

[superchemicalgirl]

I think my method works pretty good for either traditional or fusible applique. It's also saved me a ton in templates.

 

[chickadoodles]

I know the feeling Latestarter.

Congrats Deb!

Alaskan congrats on so many people wanting eggs from your birds!

 

[chickadoodles]

I think my method works pretty good for either traditional or fusible applique. It's also saved me a ton in templates.

I will give it a try thanks. I was just hoping there was an easier way to get more done faster.

 

[NotAFarm]

I did it 50,007 words in 28 days



There is a certificate and I WILL have it framed.

4300 words today to finish.

Saying 50,007 words in 28 days would be a goal I could reach....writing that many? No way! Congrats!!