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Old 04-02-2014, 10:55 PM #1
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What a rambling load of piffling waffle lol. It's very early here and my chicken has just spent the last half hour squawking as though being stabbed repeatedly in the bum with a fork. Always a sign that it's time to start shutting them in again as the mornings get lighter! Im very impressed by our neighbours' ability to cope. I wanted to scream an obscenity out of the window myself, and she's my damn chicken!!!

LMAO!! oh wow Bram.. too funny! Yes dear, shut them in, or I'm going to worry about you, lol or perhaps the chicken.
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I just wanted to let you know that I hope you're feeling better today Vrae. You deserve a break.
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