Re: Re: OT ..okay then...sorta...

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I can paint...the other stuff is beyond my comprehension. O well...

Besides, my get-up-and-go, gets up and goes, at the mention of major chores.

Tam

[Guest guest]

There would be lots of them...

I wake up, go out and make sure the chickens are fed, check eggs and water.

Feed the dogs... come in feed the daughter, feed myself, get ready to go.

Head out to the gym. When done at the gym, I figure out if I need to stop

at a store for anything before heading back home. Once home, I do laundry

cleaning and work with daughter on learning her letters. We eat lunch.

More cleaning and cooking dinner. If hubby is gone, then I need to be sure

the cows have water and hay.

I work in the very large garden that I have... I love it.

Hmm... that is a generic run down on each day for me....

And hubby wonders what I do all day... LOL

Angelia in OR

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> I can paint...the other stuff is beyond my comprehension. O well...

> Besides, my get-up-and-go, gets up and goes, at the mention of major

chores.

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> Tam

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Having read the works of the late Betty Mac, I can't see may way to

raising chickens.

Re: Re: OT ..okay then...sorta...

There would be lots of them...

I wake up, go out and make sure the chickens are fed, check eggs and water.

[Guest guest]

Gee Bruce, I am sorry that you seem to be predisposed to living your life

through others experiences, and never trying things for yourself. Try

something new. Eat a potato. Pet a chicken. Heck, go to a small farm and

watch someone's chickens for a while. Laugh and relax while doing it. They

are a RIOT!

Do something for yourself, rather than worry about having read about it in a

book, and that ONE person had a bad experience, so you would think that

everyone is going to have one.

Angelia in OR who adores her chickens... even when she has to butcher the

roosters..

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> Having read the works of the late Betty Mac, I can't see may way to

raising chickens.

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> From: Angelia R

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> There would be lots of them...

> I wake up, go out and make sure the chickens are fed, check eggs and

water.

[Guest guest]

, do you eat the potatoe while you are petting the chicken?

Tam

*giggling at that one*

[Guest guest]

I do! LOL..

Angelia in OR

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> , do you eat the potatoe while you are petting the chicken?

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> Tam

> *giggling at that one*

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[Guest guest]

I'm sorry, but I have always been told that a moderately intelligent person

learns from his own mistakes and a really intellegent person learns from OTHER

people's mistakes. That, really, is the purpose of both science and history, is

it not?

[Guest guest]

Angelia, do you have a Rottweiler?

I have a Rottie and she is the sweetest, gentlest dog you could ever want.

Well, let me re-phrase that. She has never even growled at any of my family

but she has been totally protective of me. She never let a stranger in but

after I allowed the people from meals on wheels into the yard she was O.K.

with them. I guess she realized that they were bringing her " mama " some

food. Now she is old (11 years) and unable to get around very good and I

refuse to have her put to sleep. She's been too good to me and I just

simply can't do that. I will continue to love and take care of her until

one of us dies. I told the vet when I took her in last time that I'm sure

when one of us goes the other one will be gone shortly.

Hugs,

Tootie

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Try something new... There are many people that say to never have dogs, or

to have rottweilers because they are evil. Both of mine are wonderful.

It is all a perspective of life. If you want to live yours from other's

perspectives, so be it...

Angelia in OR who loves to try NEW things...

[Guest guest]

Neighbors behind us had a couple of rotweilers and a corgie (Picture

this : corgie mama and rottie papa. =)

Anyway, the rotties where huge. They were also friendly. Their property

also backed upon a local church. The little kids used to play with her.

They also had a huge male siamese cat that bullied both rotties.

Naomi W. s wrote:

> Angelia, do you have a Rottweiler?

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> I have a Rottie and she is the sweetest, gentlest dog you could ever want.

> Well, let me re-phrase that. She has never even growled at any of my

> family

> but she has been totally protective of me. She never let a stranger

> in but

> after I allowed the people from meals on wheels into the yard she was O.K.

> with them. I guess she realized that they were bringing her " mama " some

> food. Now she is old (11 years) and unable to get around very good and I

> refuse to have her put to sleep. She's been too good to me and I just

> simply can't do that. I will continue to love and take care of her until

> one of us dies. I told the vet when I took her in last time that I'm sure

> when one of us goes the other one will be gone shortly.

>

>

>

> Hugs,

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> Tootie

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