The drowning chick was horrible. I felt so guilty since I wanted to keep it.
The repair looks easy so I am sure hubby can do it.. but its fricken COLD and it cant be easy for hubs to do it in our driveway.
I need new belts on my car so I will call and ask if I do them at the same time if I can reduce my labor total.
Yes its expensive. I can take a pretty big pay cut and still break even, the problem is i am the insurance carrier and no one wants to offer insurance.
We moved out here for hubby's job.. thinking it would be easy for me to find something.. well its almost 2 yrs and our cars are starting to show it ... (shrugs)
Oh ...we changed the bandage on Gladys's foot and it looks great! still alittle swollen but healed over and the right color...
--- In CHICKENS-101@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Mulraney <kraney51@...> wrote:
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> Prob just me getting muddled up. When we rebted a house in Hereford their was a tiny man made pond with one gold fish it dissapeered one winter in spring we decided to clean the pond out & as we lifted out those darned yellow iris'y type of water plants their he was just had been laying low over the winter. Sorry to hear you lost a chick by drowning in the pond. That must have been a very sad time for you.
> Yeds the pain of living out of town, mind you the benefits certainly outway them! I don't knoiw how you can even afford to travel 100 miles daily to & from work it must cost you a fortune in petrol. No wonder your car is feeling under the weather. Bit of a dilema re the mechanic, but if your hubby can fix it surely the mechanic would understand & you could just give him a littl cash for the time he has put in? I wouldn't feel too guilty about trying to save money! Unless you are worried your dh might not be able to do the job as professionally? You need to think about that one
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> Good luck Jane & co
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