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Pretty good! She slept great, she's eating great but really hates that I have to suck out her nose before she eats lol. She's happy and eating. Yay!

We might get 2 inches of snow... I can handle that. Waiting to see where the storm goes.

The Cornish almost met his end this morning.... Not yet though. DH is getting closer. It takes him a while...
 

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Woo Hoo on sleeping!! I remember those snot sucking days - UGH! My kiddos hated it too!

Hope your snowfall is light. Two inches shouldn't be so bad.

That Cornish roo must have 9 lives, lol! DH just hasn't been flogged badly enough yet I guess.
 

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I actually have a good plan for hatching that involves him dying, lol. Or at least vacating his spot in the coop. So he must go soon!
 

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That bird does have 9 lives, I swear lol Glad the little one is better!
 

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If anyone wonders if chaga has benefits.. DH and I have not gotten sick. And I have taken zero precautions. All the staff at the hospital wore gowns and masks in our room. I called them hazmat suits. Most laughed! Some didn't... Lol

DH hates killing breeding stock, plus he hasn't felt like skinning him.
 

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We harvest and make it. It's everywhere up here! I am not usually into that sort of thing, but it seems to help. DH's boss at the mountain lives off chaga and fermented food and he hasn't been sick in the 3 years they've worked together He's actually the reason we decided to try it. Now to learn to ferment...
 

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It's encouraging to hear that his boss is so healthy - it's a good testimonial to the benefits. Fermenting isn't hard...ya just leave stuff out of the fridge, lol. Ok - that's a bit simplistic, lol. I'm craving some yogurt! Might divert some of that milk into yogurt.
 

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Birch trees, up north where it's cold lol! There was a thread where we talked about it recently... Somewhere ..
 
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