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No, not enough to send any out.

I, too, sometimes struggle with what you should say in a time like this that feels sincere and not a reflex statement. But I find that this quote from Bruce Coville in a children's book of all places sometimes carries the most weight. “Nothing you love is lost. Not really. Things, people—they...

Me too.

I could see daylight the other night when I was outside having a breathing treatment. It was definitely around nine. I don't remember exactly the time. But there's certainly enough daylight to make my grass grow ridiculously fast. I've already mowed the full yard twice this month, the...

I love winter. I detest that the sun doesn't set until like 9:30 now.

The June bugs are already out here because our winter sucked.

I love not leaving the house. lol

Noooo, I love the cold.

Look at that sweet, fat baby and his wittle tongue!

Repeat the question; I'm not following. Are you saying you want to breed a Blue Mottled bird to a Lavender bird? And a Black Spangled bird to a Lavender bird?

You have snow?! I mowed the whole pasture and yard for it to rain like four inches last night. It was like 85 here.

Disappointed by lack of Bobo.

It does indeed. The university is directly in the path so they are hosting an event all day.

So, the Passenger Pigeon 5000? Carolina Parakeet Magnum? It is. No one needs extra light. The US government likes us to have "more daylight" because people stay out of their homes longer and spend more money.

I do. I have Buff and Blue Americans. I just rehomed the rescued White Chinese gander to a lovely farm with two hens looking for a husband, so I don't have to worry about the goozlings being mixed.

Got the first goose eggs this week.

The Blue Swedish? She certainly looks to have one. Maybe a slow crop or she's a pig.

I think not. I read this the first time as TSC can die. lol I know her. Kelly Jo Trice is her name and she runs the Ellis County Poultry Trades Day event in Waxahachie, Texas. lol https://www.facebook.com/kjtrice

I was under the impression they got their name from the region. Like how Faverolles and Marans are from a region of their country of origin.