Kathleen
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My grandparents always had chickens. I've been flogged, pooped on, pecked, chased, and, once, I killed dinner with a water bucket. Good memories. Good times. Fresh eggs most mornings. ![Big grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Have you ever been to Key West, Florida?
Chickens run loose all over town. Big rabbits, too.
CD
Yes. And the roosters crow at 5 am!Have you ever been to Key West, Florida?
Chickens run loose all over town. Big rabbits, too.
CD
No, never been there. And I'm just as happy to never see Florida again. I was in the Ft Lauderdale area once and my friends had 3 acres with 10ft fencing. Their dogs couldn't go beyond the patio at night because of snakes. Believe me, between the gators, the snakes, and the weird people there, I'll survive just fine without Florida.
Often times the chickens and their feed attract vermin, wild animals, and neighborhood pets.
Of course they do! Just like babies, toddlers, children, cats, dogs, husbands, gardens, cars, boats, cottages.
If one knew the responsibilities that life entails - well, it would be a pretty empty world.
Didn't at least one US president keep chickens at the White House?
Yes, back during WW1.Didn't at least one US president keep chickens at the White House?
Sleep is my superpower. Roosters crowing never woke me up. Honestly very little will wake me up if I am tired.