Ohiofarmgirl'sAdventuresinTheGoodLand-where ya been? whatcha been doin
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ohiofarmgirl
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i think its working!!!!
* runs back to the sink, curses that hands are so rough and the oil got in deep *
* runs back to the sink, curses that hands are so rough and the oil got in deep *
FarmerDenise
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I know when you eat something too hot, yogurt or milk helps. Maybe it works on the outside too.
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of all things....
... i think chicken poop worked the best. i'm not kidding.
we just got in from putting everyone to bed... and the burning is GONE!
who woulda thought!
wow its getting dark early... just after 7:30 and we are done! it wasnt just a few weeks ago that we didnt even head OUT until 7:30. wow this fall is falling FAST
... i think chicken poop worked the best. i'm not kidding.
we just got in from putting everyone to bed... and the burning is GONE!
who woulda thought!
wow its getting dark early... just after 7:30 and we are done! it wasnt just a few weeks ago that we didnt even head OUT until 7:30. wow this fall is falling FAST
dragonlaurel
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"I just got in from giving my pigs a good deep tissue sports massage. "
I thought you were just doing that to tenderize the meat.
I thought you were just doing that to tenderize the meat.
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OMG I am having the same problem right now! We have a bunch of atomic peppers and they are hot! My hands are on fire and I got the juice in my eye (that hurt like all heck!) I used milk to flush my eye out and that did the trick but my hands are still burning. I'm going for the oil and vinegar! Mabey I should go play with the chickens....
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oil and vinegar! then rub vigorously with a chicken!
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X2I used oil and buttermilk. Seemed to do the trick.
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You guys are a riot! Shiloh much of what you wrote could have been about me...
I'm one of the "poor" people who should not have my goats, or at least need to keep them off MeanGoatBoyz farm because 50 dollars isn't enough stud fee to even step foot there. Thank goodness, my Molly the mutt goat and Ginger with extra teats don't want his goat's purebred cooties.
I'm willing to put my animals needs before my own wants but I'd stop long before the kidney......but I have refinanced a house to save my dog once and was happy I did. But I'm one of those people who has placed the value of dogs probably way too high and I'm the first to admit it. I've gone to great lengths to save dogs that I knew I would never own. But not with cash! When it comes to spending money, you have to be smart!
I'd feel fairly foolish paying for a vet visit for a chicken even though I work for vets...instead, I pick the brain of the the most bird oriented one of the bunch when she gives me a chance or I have an emergency. She gives me advice and I give her eggs! That is the best I can do and I refuse to feel guilty about it even though some people have chicken palaces and chicken vets. There are also battery cages and hens. There is somewhere in the middle also, and I hope that my animals have as happy a life as I can make it and taste as delicious as they possibly can!
Except my goats, I can't eat them, they like me too much. But you guys are a riot!
I'm one of the "poor" people who should not have my goats, or at least need to keep them off MeanGoatBoyz farm because 50 dollars isn't enough stud fee to even step foot there. Thank goodness, my Molly the mutt goat and Ginger with extra teats don't want his goat's purebred cooties.
I'm willing to put my animals needs before my own wants but I'd stop long before the kidney......but I have refinanced a house to save my dog once and was happy I did. But I'm one of those people who has placed the value of dogs probably way too high and I'm the first to admit it. I've gone to great lengths to save dogs that I knew I would never own. But not with cash! When it comes to spending money, you have to be smart!
I'd feel fairly foolish paying for a vet visit for a chicken even though I work for vets...instead, I pick the brain of the the most bird oriented one of the bunch when she gives me a chance or I have an emergency. She gives me advice and I give her eggs! That is the best I can do and I refuse to feel guilty about it even though some people have chicken palaces and chicken vets. There are also battery cages and hens. There is somewhere in the middle also, and I hope that my animals have as happy a life as I can make it and taste as delicious as they possibly can!
Except my goats, I can't eat them, they like me too much. But you guys are a riot!
