mobileCategory: football
01/08/11 11:30 - 19.ºF - ID#53414
bye, colts
the indianapolis colts were my favorite team this year (sorry, bills, but you have become my second choice), and sadly, they lost now in the wildcard playoff.
new orleans, my third favorite team, also lost today.
i don't have anyone left to root for.
new orleans, my third favorite team, also lost today.
i don't have anyone left to root for.
You could route for the Packers since they have the running back Starks from Niagara falls ......... Hoping my team The Steelers can beat the Ravens it is going to be a tough game.....
Before I read this, I thought you were also raising horses and were getting rid of them because of the chicken. I guess that is not what you meant.Permalink: bye_colts.html
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Category: chickens
01/06/11 07:39 - 25.ºF - ID#53400
my new girls
I have certainly taken a liking to my chickens. It all started when I got 10 hens for my birthday this April. Our flock has now increased to 48 birds.
My latest additions were 3 of these buff brahmas (this is not my photo, but it shows what they look like). They are the sweetest girls ever! They LOVE people and are the friendliest of the 9 different varieties that we have.
But, they are HUGE!!! I think one of them weighs about 9 pounds. In contrast, my White Leghorns (which is your standard everyday, factory farm, egg-layers) weigh around 4 pounds each.
I can see the economy of raising 4 pound chickens instead of large chickens. I'm already spending $20/week on food! Yes, that is over 50 pounds per week, although they do eat much less food when there is no snow on the ground and can forage for themselves.
My latest additions were 3 of these buff brahmas (this is not my photo, but it shows what they look like). They are the sweetest girls ever! They LOVE people and are the friendliest of the 9 different varieties that we have.
But, they are HUGE!!! I think one of them weighs about 9 pounds. In contrast, my White Leghorns (which is your standard everyday, factory farm, egg-layers) weigh around 4 pounds each.
I can see the economy of raising 4 pound chickens instead of large chickens. I'm already spending $20/week on food! Yes, that is over 50 pounds per week, although they do eat much less food when there is no snow on the ground and can forage for themselves.
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