Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[BY Bob]

Our one neighbor family that really appreciated getting eggs from us moved away. We've given them to other neighbors but they seem less than enthusiastic about it so we decided to try preserving them. We only get a small surplus anyway, so it takes a while to build up a dozen extra eggs to give away. We'll see how it turns out, I guess.

I bet I wind up doing it at some point. She is going to want to try it.

 

[drumstick diva]

What a beautiful horse

 

[RoyalChick]

I bet I wind up doing it at some point. She is going to want to try it.

Now I too am curious about it. @goldenfingers do let us know how it turns out.

 

[goldenfingers]

Now I too am curious about it. @goldenfingers do let us know how it turns out.

Will do! It will be months down the road before we try cracking them open so you'll have to be patient, though.

 

[WhoDatChick]

Wow, I know what you mean, I know horses named Diamond, Apple, Buddy, Butter, Star. I don’t have a problem with those names but the issue is that you can google most common horse names and they all show up. It’s not very original. Like my horses name is Hudson. I haven’t met one other horse with the name Hudson.

Yes! See... that’s a good one!
We are planning to name ours Prince Anthony... Anthony is my late fathers name and he had a horse named Prince when he was young.... sooooo, there you go ..... meaningful and majestic

 

[WhoDatChick]

This is him XD
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Swoon ❤ ❤

 

[LozzyR]

What a beautiful horse

Diva! You’re back!

 

[LozzyR]

I love these photos. Hi ladies!

I think Phyllis may have told them there are meal worms laying around inside houses.

Hmm, I may have to check they’re not sneaking onto Beakbook!

 

[Butterscotchbitesfinger]

Aww I say thanks on behalf of Huddie. I will be sure to tell him what you all think of him , we are just cleaning out my bedroom. Putting it all into boxes for when we move

 

[MaryJanet]

It's called "glassing." From what I read it is a method used in previous centuries and apparently works very well, purportedly keeping eggs fresh up to two years in ideal circumstances. We're curious to see if it works.

That is not what I think of when I see the word "glassing"

Preserving eggs is a far, far nicer meaning than I'm used to.