Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

[VelvettFog]

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Ahem....

If you know what's good for you girl...

you'll consider all the options and make the decision that works best for you.

Like going to Monroe to meet ME!

HA!

 

[VelvettFog]

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I'm bringing a baby-sitter -- she will be available for rent. One nice pullet per kid will be fine .. LOL

Seriously -- my DW is coming, she loves kids, tollerates me, and puts up with chickens. Or if you'd rather, I'm happy to tie you kids to a chair

 

[VelvettFog]

I have been a quilter for 10 or 12 yrs now; There is a quilt group on BYC that does swaps occasionally, but we could do a WA swap.
Also, there is a quilt show at the Fairgrounds same day as the chicken show. I plan to do both.

I am NOT a quiter!

 

[VelvettFog]

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In Yakima - they are available online. You can pull up a map, like google maps, and the county website overlays the flood plains. I live on a seasonal creek, this house has been here for 14 yrs. Just this last year we were required to get flood insurance.

I'm also looking to move to more property. But I'm staying in the Yakima area cuz my bossy wif....errr.. because DW has family here, yeah, that's the ticket.

 

[WhiskiRanch]

I plan on hatching at least one batch of babies this year.... When would be a good time to start? I'm gonna have Blondie hatch them and raise them so they will be hatched and raised outside. I didn't have any of my batches until mid to late summer last year but those were all unplanned. I plan on collecting eggs for Blondie this time and we will be giving her her own area to hatch her babies. I did successfully have chicks hatch last Nov/Dec but again, unplanned as my hens ran off to the neighbors hay barn...lol. Kept them outside in their coop with a heat lamp and they id great. Just wanted everyones opinion on when a good time is to hatch babies outside with momma

 

[Chicken Rustler]

had to log back in to post this- dragon fly yard ornament alert- Everett peeps, here;' your chance!
http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/zip/3666691397.html


oh- and if you need a really gorgeous roof on your 3000 sq foot chicken coop- here;s your chance for that too- heck of a deal here!

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/zip/3666646182.html

spanish tile roof would be gorgeous, dontcha think? stucco the walls? hmmmm....

NOW I AM REALLY GOING TO BED

One of the disadvantages of living out here in the styx! If I lived closer I would be all over getting both of those.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

Some time today should be our first hatch of B Fav babies. I have 5 eggs under the Silkiebator.
I am also gathering for a hatch of LF Blue Laced Brahma . These birds are from Greenfire Farms.

 

[TurtlePowerTrav]

About this thread: I LOVE it here. I've never felt anything but love and support here. And a whole lot of enabling. I very much enjoy the different personalities here, and the fact that there's a lot to read. I hate slow threads. I'm like...c'mon, somebody just POST SOMETHING! when it's slow. NOT HERE! I'm going to be sorely put out and upset (I won't actually tell y'all when it happens but I know I'll cry about not living here and communing with my WA peeps anymore) if we move to MD. Their thread is slow.

If I can, being NEVER lived in Washington, post on here, surely you can still. And I think we pretty much expect it girl.

 

[Flaming Chicken]

[COLOR=0000FF]EVERYONE COMING TO MONROE on the 16th, please visit THIS THREAD: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/751538/monroe-wa-wff-show-meetup-potluck-join-us[/COLOR]

[COLOR=0000FF]Please reply in the thread with what you can bring.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=0000FF]I would LOVE to meet around 11 to start the food, so people can hang for a couple hours before needing to leave for work and other Saturday afternoon/evening functions.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=0000FF]reposting this once or twice a day until the show. we still need people to bring paper goods and drinks.[/COLOR]

I will come! And I have paper goods that I would love to bring.

 

[Flaming Chicken]

I am NOT a quiter!

Oh Dave,

You kind of are. After all it involves measuring and cutting and reattaching things to make something that in no way looks like what you started with. Oh and it requires tools!!

I am a very frustrated quilter. It usually takes me years to complete projects because there just isn't enough time in a day.