Do you keep livestock? Having any problems? Want to talk about it, whether it be sheep, goats, chickens, pigs, bees or llamas, here is your place to discuss.
i was talking to the wife the other day (i do sometimes) and I explained that when I check for eggs I tend to make sure that the chickens are outside, so they don't see me "steal" their eggs.
she just laughed, and said she shows them the eggs and then thanks them!
surely they get upset when they see you taking their eggs? or am I a big softie?
It's nice to be important,
But it's more important to be nice.
Unless of course, there's not many eggs. I then gather the ladies in the hen house and we have a serious discussion on productivity levels, input costs and lack of sales
Thurston Garden wrote:
Unless of course, there's not many eggs. I then gather the ladies in the hen house and we have a serious discussion on productivity levels, input costs and lack of sales
It's nice to be important,
But it's more important to be nice.
Unless of course, there's not many eggs. I then gather the ladies in the hen house and we have a serious discussion on productivity levels, input costs and lack of sales
And don't forget to mention "involuntary redundancy" for those who are below par...
Unless of course, there's not many eggs. I then gather the ladies in the hen house and we have a serious discussion on productivity levels, input costs and lack of sales
And don't forget to mention "involuntary redundancy" for those who are below par...
Such redundancy it mandatory for all those of the male persuasion after 19 weeks of work. This is followed by half an hour over OH's knee where the staff uniform is removed. Thereafter they are given a spring clean and treated to a number of weeks in a very cold place.
Unless of course, there's not many eggs. I then gather the ladies in the hen house and we have a serious discussion on productivity levels, input costs and lack of sales
And don't forget to mention "involuntary redundancy" for those who are below par...
Too right. I sometomes take a big pot up with me and try one or two in it for size. Soon focuses the mind of the workshy.
Unless of course, there's not many eggs. I then gather the ladies in the hen house and we have a serious discussion on productivity levels, input costs and lack of sales
And don't forget to mention "involuntary redundancy" for those who are below par...
Such redundancy it mandatory for all those of the male persuasion after 19 weeks of work. This is followed by half an hour over OH's knee where the staff uniform is removed. Thereafter they are given a spring clean and treated to a number of weeks in a very cold place.
Mine have totally stopped laying so thanks for all the advice. I will take the big pot up to the shed with me tonight. Then warn them that I am about to start the consultation period for redundancy