kurby22
Crossing the Road
I am! I get great enjoyment out of the outtakes most of allUgh your one of those pet owners.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I am! I get great enjoyment out of the outtakes most of allUgh your one of those pet owners.
Sounds like a great start! Hope you share pictures from the Bluebonnet and your birdies!I have a RIR bantam and a rosecomb black that might rivel a serama. They are so tiny. Miss Raven and Sherri.
Getting Starlena a chicken encyclopedia and a flock journal. She's going to help build their pen after I do the sand work to keep it from flooding in a hard rain. Then I'm ordering eggs and we are hatching out around 15(I hope, they will be from Texas). She's going to learn how to pick good birds to keep. Three to five pullets and one or two cockerels. Then we sell the rest.
We are going to the Bluebonnet Classic again this year. It's January 6th.
Not showing, just going so we can look. Not sure when she might be able to start showing.Sounds like a great start! Hope you share pictures from the Bluebonnet and your birdies!
Good luck! They’ll be over before you know it and one day you’ll miss the simplicity of college and finals.My finals start on the 18th and I am sad
You mean life somehow gets more complex than it is? That is beyond my comprehension…Good luck! They’ll be over before you know it and one day you’ll miss the simplicity of college and finals.
I think it was the predictability of college that was better, I graduated with my BS in 2012. Now I feel like my life is a test I didn’t study forYou mean life somehow gets more complex than it is? That is beyond my comprehension…
But isn’t work at least consistent and not something where you have to learn something new every time?I think it was the predictability of college that was better, I graduated with my BS in 2012. Now I feel like my life is a test I didn’t study for
Sometimes...depends on the field you choose haha. Plus once you have addressed the job and have that down...you still have to deal with the people Chickens are way more fun...But isn’t work at least consistent and not something where you have to learn something new every time?
Or if you are a female and select a degree in biology you might spend the first half of your “career” life working temporary jobs and shifting gears every 6 months and then finding a new venue every 3-4 years. And sweating about where you might move, if you can take the chickens or afford them… and then kids come along and life comes crashing down. Better like where you are at when you bring them into the picture because kids can really trap you wherever you happen to be. I think it is reasonable to say that most or all of your career aspirations have to be put on hold for at least the first two years of each one of their lives (especially now that childcare is so expensive- so make sure you already make a lot of money so you can afford a nanny or live close to some family willing to help out if you want to keep working - or that you have a partner/spouse who can keep working and float you financially and is okay with you not working). And they throw all kinds of emotional and mental challenges at you that nothing can prepare you for…somebody in the household will need to have some significant work schedule changes so kids can be shuttled to activities/school/ appointments/daycare (or a grandparent’s house if you’re super lucky). And that typically falls on the person who makes the least money in the house (or a nanny), and said person might have to stop career track and either get lower-paying job they didn’t go to school for just for the schedule. And that requires all new skills and learning on the fly. Or it might require said person to give up job entirely.But isn’t work at least consistent and not something where you have to learn something new every time?