Well, well, we have still have no water! Don't know yet if it's the pressure tank, the pump or the well! If it's either of the last 2... we're screwed! With all the additions on this house, the well and pump (as far as we can tell) are cemented into the washroom floor!
We DON"T have the money for a new well! Nor could we get a loan right now.
DH is going to ask a friend to come see what he thinks.
How could that even be legal? I can't imagine a permit being given to approve something like that? I wish you the best of luck that it isn't something serious. Not the time to be without water.
You're not kidding that Isis(?) is small! But she sure is purdy! And you're lucky about not having the bugs. I guess I need more chickens?
DH had to pick up a bag of Layena too.
My last choice for feed, and the birds feel the same way. They dug it all out of the feeder looking for something good. If you can, try to pick up some vitamins & electrolytes or some probiotics to help your birds with the watery stools in this heat.
FT, I bet the clinic won't screw up double charging you on the bill for having to redo the tests.
I sure hope ET is going to be ok and will be home soon. Best wishes for both of you!
Vicki, sorry but
to your rain, 70* and your happy dance.
and to the Cheesehead thread, Judge! Just so you know, adding chickens to your flock will not be "friendly" or "peaceful". Chickens do not like strangers in the form of other chickens. They are going to fight. But before you add new birds, you should quarantine them for 30 days away from your flock in case they are carrying something that they could give to your birds, like MLH said.
Dam, dam, dam!!!!! DH is going down to Woodstock on Thursday, MLH, but he's taking the bike!
He could pick up a load if he took the truck, but NOOOOOOOO!!!!!
I'd be greatly interested in a few bags, by the way, in case you didn't notice.
Gneta! Glad to see you stop in.
Yikes, Amy! I hope you're ok. Baaaad guinea.
Thank goodness the cold front finally moved through! My poor birds have really been looking miserable lately, panting all the time. I have been running ice, water and frozen water bottles out for them every 2 hours, not to mention all the birdbaths and various bowls around the yard for the wildlife. (I interrupted a bunny, a cardinal, some goldfinches and a family of bluebirds on my last trip). The chickens sure perked up in no time as soon as the temperature dropped, though.
The lav roos were wanting to make up for lost time doing the 2 second drill, but Moose was putting a damper on that party.
The winds sure picked up like crazy when the front came through. I was hoping none of the dying trees were going to fall over, and luckily they didn't. We had plenty of dark, ominous clouds move in too but as usual, not a drop of rain.
Since it's going to be cooler out tomorrow, I guess I have no excuses not to clean out the coop. Darn. Maybe I should get a dust mask. It is like the dust bowl out in the carport and in the run, and anywhere in the yard, for that matter. Heck, coming up the driveway almost causes whiteout conditions with all the dust. Blow harder, you northerners, please! We
so need some of that rain. Sweet dreams, all!