Daydream fund challenge part 4

Davesnave

Nobody seems to be logging chook food yet.... except me. I tell them every morning, we need more output for the amount they're scoffing! This past week or so they seem to be listening, but perhaps the mild weather has fooled them.

I noticed opening leaves on some small hawthorns in a sheltered place today. :eek:

Other laws are changing soon. If you've relied on 'Grandfather Rights' for purchasing professional weedkillers etc, that all comes to an end in November. Maybe that will result in more training courses, but as you say lir, people will break the law. Pete has a friend......:cool:

Speaking of Grandfathers....no sign of this baby yet. We have advised potential Mum to do what we did very effectively when she was almost 10 days late.....very hot chilli con carne! :rotfl:

alfie_1

when i had my son i was a week early and in true alf style , was not prepared...AT ALL.. i was digging and planting young veg etc [march] ready for , in my naieve thought everyone is a week late re birth =2 weeks to go,, when i was having/had the likkle one....nah ! i was getting twinges but put it down to the digging etc. about 6pm i rang my doctor [my mother told me to ] he told me to go for check up, i got there 6.30pm and had my son 7.30pm i didnt even get a nice barf :rotfl:

choille

I agree LIR, but the ear tagging thing was brought in before all the horse meat scandal & the costs involved to the wee guys such as myself is considerable. You had to buy a new machine, new tags, new logging of your details etc, but I still believe that horse meat & other stuff still gets through into the system - not that eating horse meat would bother me, but I do like to know where my food comes from hence why I am a crofter.

choille

Barf here means to vomit Alfie. As in the noise that is made when doing so especially after too much home brew....not that I would know if there is any truth in the origins of such lingistics....

alfie_1

choille wrote: »

Barf here means to vomit Alfie. As in the noise that is made when doing so especially after too much home brew....not that I would know if there is any truth in the origins of such lingistics....

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: well i didnt barf ! i was under the illusion that all "to be mums" chilled out in a nice hot BATH tho obviously watched too many tv progs...;)

lostinrates

I always thought good sex was the best instigator from what I heard. .

I was a Caesarian so my parents obviously didn't have curry, sex, chilli or a bath.

choille

Now baff is summit I could defo do with having. I have ordered an egg shaped one, but I doubt It'll be installed for ages.

It's gone all calm here before the storm.

ukmaggie45

Davesnave wrote: »

Speaking of Grandfathers....no sign of this baby yet. We have advised potential Mum to do what we did very effectively when she was almost 10 days late.....very hot chilli con carne! :rotfl:

My parents took me for a drive around all the lumpiest cobble roads we could find round here... There were some very lumpy ones down along the dock road back then, but they been smoothed off since. Just another suggestion for you!

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

I always thought good sex was the best instigator from what I heard. .

I was a Caesarian so my parents obviously didn't have curry, sex, chilli or a bath.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: knowing what youve told me, thats maybe not a surprise

alfie_1

papadave....... tell her to get digging :rotfl: