Morning all
Dr HaHa~you are going to just love having 2 boys instead of 1. Only downside is they will bond more with each other than you (as much as cats bond anyway). I have had pairs of kitties more than once in my life and they are precious together, HOWEVER they can also be twice the mischief!!!
(double teaming ankles, other animals, etc.)
TO~how's the rest of your flock? and Tommy? Still can't believe you, of all good chickie mommas, got hit like that.
GR~how's your girl this morning? Can't believe she survived that long. How's her "plumbing" after not eating for that long?
Cindlady~that's the thing w/Obamacare. The good, the bad, and the just ugly. It definitely favors the young (not a bad thing but) at the cost of the old (especially those w/longterm or chronic ailments) and really targets the elderly (remember Obama's comment about "skip the surgery and just take the pill" talking about older patients?) . There are some great things in the bill but there is also some really scary stuff too. I really do have a horse in this race. should something happen to my husband before I reach 65, I (and others like me) really am toast. The drug that keeps me alive (and similar drugs) is not covered under Obamacare and is so expensive (also due to Obama approving patent extensions to the drug company)that if I sold literally everything it would only buy me a few months.)) I have already seen it at my Oncology clinic where people have had to leave their trusted dr and go elsewhere because of it. Don't buy it when they tell you you can keep your dr., it ain't necessarily so. There is already too much of it in place (on purpose) for the whole thing to be scrapped and done over w/o causing a worse mess so I (and others) just hope they can at least clean up some of the worst messes (after everyone READS it). There really was a reason for Pelosi to say "pass it and read it later". The thing really does pay for all those benefits for the young by going after the benefits and care for the old, chronically ill and small business. It's not a free ride, it has to be paid for by somebody, and sometimes the cost is more than just in dollars.
I like how no one has talked about the 100s of jobs that have been recently and suddenly lost in the Wausau area because major insurance companies are cutting back or closing their doors. Connection you think???? Ok, the last I'll say on this, sccccrreeeeeeeeechhh, dragging away my soapbox now and back to talking about our chickies!!!!!
I'm back did you miss me????
just had to go outside and chase someone's cat away from my run.
If I can catch it that kitty is going for a ride to the humane society! I think Iknow who it belongs to and I am fairly certain it has never seen a vet let alone ever been vaccinated for anything. grrrrrrrrr! Not the kitty's fault I know, but I have to protect my critters. It usually doesn't come by us (that I know of) but my neighbor (the one with the crazy duck that tries to hatch chicken eggs) has to chase it off all the time.
My girls are looking pretty good after their double worming
Poor little Crockpot still has a mildly pasty butt so I might have give her some antifungals. She also still isn't feathering her butt out very well tho the Nustock does seem to be helping quite a bit. Speaking of feathers, my crazy pullet (Noodle) is dropping feathers as fast as she can grow them. At first I thought someone was pulling them out (if they could catch her) but then I watched her do her "freak out" across the yard yesterday and full length feathers were flying everywhere!!! anyone have any ideas about this? She shouldn't be molting her newly grown adult feathers should she? Or are they adolescent feathers??? Could this be because of whatever breed she is????
Well, time to get busy. Last chance to dig the carrots (with lots of chickie help of course).
Rain for us the next 2 days and then it's supposed to get REALLY cold!!!
..........................................vickigoingtoplaywithmycrittersthewholeday!!!.................................................