Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

rhosynbach

Nannylala wrote: »

Afterenoon plenty of rain here:( so have been consoling myself with a fare bit of Easter choccie and given myself a headache:eek: due to the fact I gave it up for lent and have not eaten any for what seems like an absolute age .
Hope everyone is enjoying their Easter Sunday regardless of this awful weather.

hi nannylala hope you having a good day to, could you please send some of the rain this way it never arrived and oh and the boys fertilized the fields so it needs to be rained in..

FunkyFeet wrote: »

Nannylala and an easter basket to seek your forgiveness for not mentioning you in above post :easter_ba Stoopid FF...forgot x x

p.s. I am on my 3rd egg already they are big'uns

nice to see you ff but 3 big eggs already :eek::eek: the only chocolate i have had is a chocolate digestive.

Bananababe

3010 wrote: »

I wish then I could plan my trains month ahead. I was just trying to find the RSH code for the English Heritage £10 offer to see if they were the same, but no one has posted it, so I assume they are unique to the magazine. However, I found that one. I logged in and pressed the link, but it just took me around to the home page, so I assume it does have to be a new account.

Yes there's a huckd post saying they were mailed a unique number to each member.

I was thinking its been a bit since rsh had a giveaway

fairclaire

rhosynbach wrote: »

hi nannylala hope you having a good day to, could you please send some of the rain this way it never arrived and oh and the boys fertilized the fields so it needs to be rained in..



nice to see you ff but 3 big eggs already :eek::eek: the only chocolate i have had is a chocolate digestive.

Oh Rhos.....just the person. You have ducks don't you? Do they live alongside your hens? Or do they need separate housing. I know they eat the same food and the care is pretty much the same but I'm not sure about housing? I seem to be reading a lot of conflicting stuff.

I seem to have fallen in love with some runner ducks :smileyhea

bargainqueen8

3010 wrote: »

I wish then I could plan my trains month ahead. I was just trying to find the RSH code for the English Heritage £10 offer to see if they were the same, but no one has posted it, so I assume they are unique to the magazine. However, I found that one. I logged in and pressed the link, but it just took me around to the home page, so I assume it does have to be a new account.

just a quick thanks from me,i didnt realise how rsh many points you could get by doing the fantasy f1 team till i saw your post so i now have a team.:D

3010

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

just a quick thanks from me,i didnt realise how many points you could get by doing the fantasy f1 team till i saw your post so i now have a team.:D

Your welcome I got 460 today, which once they add the points will be 92p.

miss_corerupted

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh Rhos.....just the person. You have ducks don't you? Do they live alongside your hens? Or do they need separate housing. I know they eat the same food and the care is pretty much the same but I'm not sure about housing? I seem to be reading a lot of conflicting stuff.

I seem to have fallen in love with some runner ducks :smileyhea

Our chickens and ducks are all together and quite happy

3010

Bananababe wrote: »

Yes there's a huckd post saying they were mailed a unique number to each member.

I was thinking its been a bit since rsh had a giveaway

I think we are in for more promotions of the same like the EH one. I think RSH have got wise to people redeeming hundreds of pounds worth like they did on 10 ways with the January 2013 offer from the Sun where accounts appeared with hundreds of pounds in them. I think they are starting to target certain groups rather than having the usual free for all. MSE must be due for one soon.

cjj_2

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh Rhos.....just the person. You have ducks don't you? Do they live alongside your hens? Or do they need separate housing. I know they eat the same food and the care is pretty much the same but I'm not sure about housing? I seem to be reading a lot of conflicting stuff.

I seem to have fallen in love with some runner ducks :smileyhea

We kept our ducks in with our hens. In fact out little Banty hens actually hatched our duck eggs for us lol.

Bananababe

3010 wrote: »

Your welcome I got 460 today, which once they add the points will be 96p.

I thought the points were worth 1p if used on travel but less if used on something else, which they keep changing I notice

rhosynbach

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh Rhos.....just the person. You have ducks don't you? Do they live alongside your hens? Or do they need separate housing. I know they eat the same food and the care is pretty much the same but I'm not sure about housing? I seem to be reading a lot of conflicting stuff.

I seem to have fallen in love with some runner ducks :smileyhea

i love the indian runners they are so comical.. we have ducks with our hens have had for years and never had any problems , at the barn they share the same house but are all loose during the day the only problem we had was the ducks sleeping under the hens and getting pooped on. so we put a big wooden box in with a top so they sleep in that some of the hens even sleep with them when its cold:p
at home we have minature ducks in the orchard with the silkies and they to are happy together,