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[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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Oh, I thought that you were going to charge in apple pies, chocolate cake brownies, ect.,ect.

Well all of those would work very nicely too.

how do you send apple pie or brownies via pay pal? I want some. Yum. Oh....maybe like this: Okay I can't find a "smiley" that is apple pie....so you just have to imagine it.

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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Picking up eggs is almost as fun. My co-workers thought I was nuts when I told them I had eggs mailed to me...had to pick the eggs up at the post office. Fun- fun-fun.

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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Jen: I have 6 in the incubator. I figured I would just have to keep the babies in the house for most of the winter...I will kee them in one of the big dog crates or somethign. too cold outside for them.

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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My kids believe that it is warm out whenever the sun is shining, so they waited at the bus stop in t-shirts with no jackets and did not even get goose bumps. I don't know how cold it was at 6:40 when DS was waiting or at 8:20 when DD was at the stop, but it's only 48 now, so I'm sure it was not T-shirt weather! (My Farmtek dial thermometer reads 102 right now! I should just get rid of the worthless thing)

My DS is the same way! I harp on him to take a jacket or sweatshirt, and his response...."Mom...natural body heat!" LOL I'm the cold-blooded one in the family, he's just like his dad, warm ALL the time!!!

We came to a compromise. When the thermometer in the house tells me it is 40 degrees outside (or less)...they have to have something on their arms. At the high school football game last night (we beat Cascade) I had 3 blankets over my lap, and a sweatshirt. My daughter kept taking her sweater off and being in just a tshirt...telling me she was hot. Oh, and my throat hurts...most likely from screaming last night.

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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Rob
If I see anyone that fits that discription up here in the North end I will let you know RIGHT AWAY

You keep looking down SOUTH

GOOD Luck

CR
Any sign down your way of that Handsome smallish grey hair Stud that you think might have stole your SS chickens

I asked the DW if she had seen anybody around here. She said she hasn't see anybody that match's that discription around here in Years

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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very cool.

 

[Stumpfarmer]

I'm going to pretend that I didn't just see that Pacific Satellite storm prediction, all right? I have to fence the Wyandotte run today!

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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If you used bailing twine or wire...then you are truly an "Okanoganite".

 

[AriLovesChickens]

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It's an A frame where the roof ridge is a 90 degree angle- easy construction because nothing needs to be mitred. I bought two sheets of plywood ( all plywood is 4" wide; standard plywood sheets are eight feet long) and had it cut into two three by four and two two by two pieces, then had the two-by-two pieces cut into two by two by (the square root of 8 which is just less than three feet) triangles.

So...with those pieces, are you then just making the roof? The triangles would go together to make the end portions and the 8x4 pieces sit on top?

 

[LiLRedCV]

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We live in Eatonville.

Well, technically, we're 7 miles NW of the town limits...