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11 comments:
That was a funny picture. Our city does not allow for farm animals but the city next to ours does. It is times like this I wish we could have chickens. I love eggs!
yep, hangin' in here!
LOLOL. I about choked on my coffee. LOLOL. All is good here, smiles.
Yep... how 'bout you? Thanks for the giggle!
Grinning here!
~K.
Yup! Thanks for checking ☺
Yep. You?
Love this!Gave me a big smile!
He's the first person to ask me if I'm okay. How sad is that!
We're all good here! Thanks be to God. :)
xoxo
The question of the hour, haaaaha! Sad but true. I read that chickens by the millions are being slaughtered because there's no reason to process them for marketing, because there's no way to get them to where they're going, because where they're going (restaurants) no one can use them. It's tragic and stupid. xoxo
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