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[TheReidHomestead]

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That AWESOME!!!

 

[TheReidHomestead]

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The bad part is after sooooooooooooooooo long, you are made to feel "not good enough"
There can be no other excuse.
As if, at any moment. someone else will come along~~~~~~~~~~~

Sometimes I wish he would ask me just so I can say NO!

((((((((CL))))))))))))

 

[TheReidHomestead]

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Been there.
Our oldest was a infant he actually shot a glob of poo on DW leg and it stuck. We still laugh about it.
DW can't handle kid or dog vomit or dog poop that is one of my jobs.

My 6 mo old, cute as can be in his osh-kosh bibs, in a grocery store, had a red-face grunting blow out so bad that it ended up BELOW, in all the groceries in the cart.
Not fun at the check out stand when I had to 'bag' him in a grocery sack cuz he was so poopy !!!!!!!!!!

It went UP and down each leg!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG, you are bringing back memories!!!

 

[Chickielady]

 

[Chickielady]

Tam we are having GIANT strawberry shortcake!!!!!!!!

Thank you!!!!

I am taking some to T-Hi on Tuesday!!

Right now I gotta go, close coops.
Bye guys!!

 

[hallerlake]

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Mr H had MRSA last fall. It cleared up no problem. I hope it goes as well for you nephew.

 

[hallerlake]

I took Ginger and the eggs out of the coop, so the other hens won't break any, but she's so freaked out about not being in the coop, that she won't sit on the eggs! Will she settle down or should I set up the other incubator I borrowed from Rainwolf?

 

[Chickielady]

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Several times, I think it has been Ogress, who boosts about clearing up a MRSA infection with some kind of honey........

 

[Chickielady]

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evey hen is different, mine all were brrody and in the "daze" where I could pick them up, and put them on my head all day and they would not have cared.
If in full "brood" the hen is usually dazed, not freaked out.....hope all works for you!

 

[hallerlake]

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evey hen is different, mine all were brrody and in the "daze" where I could pick them up, and put them on my head all day and they would not have cared.
If in full "brood" the hen is usually dazed, not freaked out.....hope all works for you!

She's been broody for MONTHS!!!!