The Quack Shack

[Miss Lydia]

Good Morning/Evening All.

 

[Muscovy Wunda]

Good timezone!! My daughter turned 7 today. Currently she is measuring up fabric and elastic so she can make scrunchies on her new sewing machine

 

[Miss Lydia]

Good Morning/Evening Everyone!

@Muscovy Wunda that is so cool she is interested in sewing.
Tell her Happy Birthday from all of us!

@nchls school how are your little Phoenix doing?

 

[rjohns39]

Good morning / evening folks

Good timezone!! My daughter turned 7 today. Currently she is measuring up fabric and elastic so she can make scrunchies on her new sewing machine

Tell her happy birthday from us. And I love that she's learning a skill.

 

[nchls school]

Good timezone!! My daughter turned 7 today. Currently she is measuring up fabric and elastic so she can make scrunchies on her new sewing machine

Good timezone to you too and to everyone else.

My hen/pullet are not showing any symptoms of illness. Two more days of treatment and, hopefully, they can go back outside.

Another sunny day and getting warmer again-yeah!

 

[Miss Lydia]

Great news about your hen and pullet.

 

[rjohns39]

Great news about your hen and pullet.

X2

 

[Vampiric_Conure]

Good timezone!! My daughter turned 7 today. Currently she is measuring up fabric and elastic so she can make scrunchies on her new sewing machine

Good Timezone, LOL!

Yaaay for sewing machine fun! I used to have smallish toy horses and I would make blankets and fly masks for them. It was a lot of fun

 

[Miss Lydia]

Good Timezone, LOL!

Yaaay for sewing machine fun! I used to have smallish toy horses and I would make blankets and fly masks for them. It was a lot of fun

Just think how much money you could make on those fly masks now.

 

[nchls school]

Thanks to all for your posts.

My phoenix are special to me. They are such an elegant bird, but they are a challenge to keep healthy and looking good. Like many breeds of animals, I feel they are weakened by inbreeding. I have been looking for some unrelated phoenix for a year. The problem is that many people have phoenix who carry their tail high. I'm looking for phoenix, like mine, that carry their tails like a pheasant; low to the ground-trailing after them.