Chore thoughts...

[Poka_Doodle]

Thought this might be fun, we all know that occasionally some really weird, or really smart things pop into our heads while we are out feeding.

I'll start with today's edition- Wow, my bucket carrying muscles are really getting back into shape!

 

[Baymule]

Chore thoughts........ I got all my small buckets and lids soaked in clorox and cleaned up. now they are ready for fermented feed for the meat chicks and soured corn for the pigs. I feel like a short order cook and waitress for animals and all they tip with is poop.

 

[SA Farm]

Lol I was thinking about my muscles today too! I was hauling buckets of water from the pond and had to swing one out of the way so the sheep wouldn’t knock it into me (again) and was suitably impressed with my ability to do so without hurting or splashing myself

 

[Madhouse Pullet]

I don't have those kinds of chores but cleaning house made me realize I dont like cleaning clumps of hair from the bathroom floor or inside drains.

I live in a city neighborhood in California so I have to actually work out to get ripped muscles like you

 

[ButtonHerder]

My most common chore thoughts:
- I need more chickens.
- I need another budgies
- I just need more animals in general

 

[Alaskan]

I think kids need chores.

So I always need enough chores for all kids to have their own.

 

[Poka_Doodle]

Today's edition: I wish my lambs knew social distancing rules don't apply to them.

 

[messybun]

Chore thoughts? If I put fence wire over a water dish would the animals still be able to drink, but the water fowl not bath?
Speaking of muscles... I need some lol. I’ve been carrying feed all winter so I thought I’d be fine, but I forgot how much work gardening is! Time to get back in shape I guess.

 

[Alaskan]

Chore thoughts? If I put fence wire over a water dish would the animals still be able to drink, but the water fowl not bath?

I Would try it

 

[Mini Horses]

A big one for me --- WHERE did I leave that???

Gardening lurks....the hoes are staring at me as I pass! Totally different sets of muscles. You wonder where they were all winter lifting hay and toting feed....