So which comes first, the chicken or the egg, so to speak?

Although, we are financially not obligated for any of the debt - so if they try to play chicken with me, there's nothing they can do financially.

I work with an hourly employee who started selling chicken nest boxes a couple of years ago.

Small fun fact about us...we love to bring smiles to others...we have a singing telegram business and dress up like hot pink gorillas, hippos wearing tutus or big yellow chickens and run around Oklahoma singing to people for special occasions bringing laughter everywhere we go!!

I am only a few days away from pulling the trigger on forming a business for our real estate venture. For now, and mostly due to our location and HML unwilling to lend in rural areas, I've decided the next best course...

Leave your meat in too long and it becomes salty, so you'll want to err on the side of too little time as opposed to too much.Aside from the Thanksgiving Turkey, the other two things that I think lend well to brining are fried chicken and pork chops.

Pick whatever colors you like, but I'm a fan of 7012 Creamy for walls, and 7005 Pure White for trim and ceilings.

Gotta move the chicken coop and find a way to move my compost pile too] We are looking for a home within the same block or so that son and I can purchase together and husband and I will be purchasing another when things calm down.

They don't enforce the rules and we miss having our chickens and such.

& we get 4 dozen brown (Organic) eggs every couple of weeks from their chickens & their BBQ dishes are just amazing  :)