It’s important (healthwise) not to take ourselves too seriously. Make sure you have a good dose of whimsy added…
Happy Homesteading,
T.
It’s important (healthwise) not to take ourselves too seriously. Make sure you have a good dose of whimsy added…
Happy Homesteading,
T.
PENNY HEN: “We only have one nest in our coop, but you hens each have your own nest box! What’s up with that?”
HORTENSE: “social distancing”
You may wonder (and I have often thought about this myself) why chickens are always barefooted. Chickens don’t wear shoes. The explanation that I’ve been given is that their claws poke holes in their socks, and we all know how uncomfortable that can be!
One very good hen friend (who is not the sort to go along with the crowd) got a hold of the goats’ hoof trimmer one day and clipped her own nails (which was quite an undertaking in itself). She was then able to successfully don a brand new pair of Christmas socks and a pair of steel-toed work boots.
The last time I saw her, she was barefoot again, happily scratching around in the garden for earthworms and bugs. I guess it just goes to show you that not all new ideas are good ones…but we all have to find that out for ourselves.
Happy Homesteading,
Gus