It just means we’re cheap!! We just like to line our mattresses with wads of cash...oops, that was before we started a farm, and now the animals eat it all!!
So you dont want to come for a visit this week? I’ll turn the heat up to a toasty 65*!!!the only time I was in Pa.. it rained for days and was cold....sure don't know how you do it
I had a young "oops" rooster that had a mean streak for one particular hen. It happened to be the hen that raised him and the rest of his batch from Meyer. It started when I had her in the broody buster and she stopped being broody. I opened the door and she flew out almost landing on him. The fight was on, I had to separate them twice, looked like a cock fight. After that he managed to leave her alone in the coop and barn alley but when I let them out into the yard he would seek her out and attack her. The last time he ripped the skin open on the back of her neck just below her head. I can still tell which Black Australorp she is of the 3 because while it healed she has a crease where the cut was. He went to a friend at the farmer's market the next day and apparently was found by a coon the day after that.
I hope the little ones let you sleep all the way to 6 AM!!
I've been in FL 3 times. Two of those times (March and June) it POURED rain. The other time (end of March as you may recall) it didn't rain much but wasn't warm enough for shorts either.
My wife thinks 65°F is a furnace in the bedroom, we have the register closed and keep the door mostly closed so it doesn't get much heat and stays at least 5°F or more lower than the rest of the house. The door would be fully closed except the 2 male cats often like to sleep on the bed.
My hubby keeps his ‘man cave’ at like 48*!! He’s nuts!! And cheap!!
