I really don't want chickens in the living room, but it's always fun to work at her.
Winner thread of the day - someone was plucking pin feathers from their hen because they were told that they were parasites.
That poor hen!!!! (was this "advice" told to this person on here?)
Well Hello Shad!I’m with the chickens on this one, ponds, they are dangerous places.
I mean apart from the risk of drowning; (can someone point me to the shallow end please because I don’t swim well) you often can’t see what’s under the water. There could be alligators in here. What about snakes? Does anyone check?
I’ll just sit on the edge here with my trouser legs rolled up and maybe dip a couple of toes in the water if it’s not too cold. After all, I am British you know.
Got any left? I sure could use a cup too!
I dont think that was an OK..Sometimes the Princess is just not fair. I told her that I had just welcomed someone to BYC who has 58 nine week old chickens in their living room. I then paced off the living room rug and told her that I was going to build a pen and raise just 10 chickens in our living room. She never said a thing - just held up her hand and made a 0 with her thumb and forefinger. That's just not right.
Poor Princes..I really don't want chickens in the living room, but it's always fun to work at her.
Winner thread of the day - someone was plucking pin feathers from their hen because they were told that they were parasites.
I'm with Nat.. dont do it, you have enough goin on ya right now.My kids made some dog/cat blankets to donate & I was looking thru the local shelters to do animal counts, see who needs them most, etc... & I accidentally came across a hospice dog. They're hoping someone will bring her home to give her a happy place to spend the last few months (?) of her life.... I am dying here... Somebody talk me down.
So the thought occurred to me ,what I really need is more to do . Couple hundred chickens wasn't enough . Nooooooo I had to add ten turkeys twenty five soon to be thirty five goats . And a big as white dog that barks all night and sleeps all dayeats all his food
One day I just know he'll drag up a cow
He can be right beside you before you know it . That in itself isn't bad . But if he happens to growl it is . It's one of those heart stopping growls
Unless you want puppies.I haven't drug the chains out lately.. I think we're missin a couple tho.. hope the python didn't get tangled in any that may have been lost in the pond..Same here. Some days it’s hard to run back to the Pond fast enough!
@Shadrach we keep a row of chains on one side of the Pond for times when it gets a bit sticky out there in the rest of BYC land. They get used quite often, but there are still usually some open, if you ever need to run for cover.
Wow! Where?My kids made some dog/cat blankets to donate & I was looking thru the local shelters to do animal counts, see who needs them most, etc... & I accidentally came across a hospice dog. They're hoping someone will bring her home to give her a happy place to spend the last few months (?) of her life.... I am dying here... Somebody talk me down.
Whats a little heartachebring home the dog . it won't be hard you won't grow attached , or connect with it . You won't
at all when it passes .
Remember how hard the ground was for the chicken grave ? This one has to be bigger .
Morning Sour
Morning Ponders,
WOW!!! Catching up again, a couple pages behind. After reading I have one question, "Ok, who's been spiking the Pond water again?!?!?!?"
