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[pennyJo1960]

Having peanut butter toast with a glass of milk at home. Cleaned the tables and boards came back in blood sugar was dropping.
Picked up Richards ashes rough ride back.
He always rode in the back if James drove.

 

[Smokerbill]

I finished planting my kale, cabbage and collard starts in the garden today. Good day for it because it was relatively cool and kind of cloudy.

I have a bunch of cucumbers in the fridge, so I think I'll make sweet relish tomorrow. I was going to make it this morning but procrastinated.

There's still just one of the New Hampshire pullets laying eggs so far. I wish they'd hurry up and all start laying so I can start having eggs for breakfast every day again.

One of the New Hampshire cockerels is starting to act different, more "cocky" sort of. But none of the three have started crowing yet and they're 17 weeks old. The pullets are close to 22 weeks old.

The barred rocks started laying at around 14 or 15 weeks, and they laid good size eggs right from the start. I'm not disappointed because I get a feeling that with the New Hampshires starting later they won't have the reproductive problems that the BRs did.

Beans to pick tomorrow from the Blue Lake pole beans.

 

[ValerieJ]

I finished planting my kale, cabbage and collard starts in the garden today. Good day for it because it was relatively cool and kind of cloudy.

I have a bunch of cucumbers in the fridge, so I think I'll make sweet relish tomorrow. I was going to make it this morning but procrastinated.

There's still just one of the New Hampshire pullets laying eggs so far. I wish they'd hurry up and all start laying so I can start having eggs for breakfast every day again.

One of the New Hampshire cockerels is starting to act different, more "cocky" sort of. But none of the three have started crowing yet and they're 17 weeks old. The pullets are close to 22 weeks old.

The barred rocks started laying at around 14 or 15 weeks, and they laid good size eggs right from the start. I'm not disappointed because I get a feeling that with the New Hampshires starting later they won't have the reproductive problems that the BRs did.

Beans to pick tomorrow from the Blue Lake pole beans.

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Great looking garden all around! Just look at all those beans!

 

[Hinotori]

Apparently I got put in Facebook jail on the BYC page for posting a picture of a glass chick drinker bottom from the 1920s. No comments for 24 hours.

So glass is offensive? It was on topic

 

[ValerieJ]

Apparently I got put in Facebook jail on the BYC page for posting a picture of a glass chick drinker bottom from the 1920s. No comments for 24 hours.

So glass is offensive? It was on topic

Well, now I'm curious.

 

[Hinotori]

Well, now I'm curious.

Me too. They locked then removed the post.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Me too. They locked then removed the post.

That is so idiotic for them to remove that.
I do not use facebook they get to block that some political shit is yet let to run.

 

[Hinotori]

My oh so offensive picture

only wrote to guess what it was and was from 1920s

 

[ValerieJ]

That is so idiotic for them to remove that.
I do not use facebook they get to block that some political shit is yet let to run.

I agree. I don't go there anymore either. Haven't had an active account for years.

 

[ValerieJ]

My oh so offensive picture

only wrote to guess what it was and was from 1920s
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That's very cool. Can you make it work with one of the tops, or with a mason jar? You probably wouldn't want to, but it would be nice if you could.