Greetings,

This is a challenging March Roaring in like a Lioness on the prowl.  Fridgid Heart and ripping claws tore up the south side of the US. Going into this with my hat held tight and my jacket zipped up.  I would like to let it roar so we can settle into a nice calm, long gentle warm spring.  Or.......go out like a lamb.

Take care of yourself.

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I just wanted to get back here to do some log entries but I have been busy

Hope I don't loose this site again.

This is the year of 007. 

I am going to get a schedual set up..........ok, quit laughing now...

This is a new start for me so I will have a lot of trials and errors. I am up to any suggestions where needed. 

I will be looking to God for most of my help.  He has never lied to me, so I feel he should be first in this new endevor.

Take care,

Lorrie

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Hi,

I couldn't find this place for a while, then I just got too busy with life.  Isn't that the way it is?

Thanks to all for their responces.  I am awaiting my new little homestead to move to in a few days or so.  Will be nice to settle in once agian.

Take care.

Dr. Oldhen

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If all the chickens go into the little house and get up on the little poles, why are they not ALL roosters?  They all went to roost, didn't they? And why do they call it a hen house when they are really all roost-ers.  If a duck goes in, its not a hen house or a chicken house any more, is it?  How big does the house have to be before its a 'Poultry building'?

Greetings,

I am Dr. Oldhen, Poultry Therapist and Master Gardener.

I work at the Poultry Clinic. 

I perscribe belly laughs, warm merry little breezes, and love of life.

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