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MD · May 22, 2015 12:57
It's not just the free time .... it's the peace of mind. And finding things exactly were you left them. And only having your own washing up. Actually ... the list is endless. :))
Kestrel Cam — Lincoln, United States
trix abound · May 22, 2015 12:52
well, just my luck...hubby will be gone soon and i just found out that there only a half day of school :(((
Kestrel Cam — Lincoln, United States
trix abound · May 22, 2015 12:49
they all look very healthy!!!
trix abound · May 22, 2015 12:47
it looks totally different depending on which glasses i have on!!!
trix abound · May 22, 2015 12:44
LOL....i dream of all the free time i will have without hubby around...he did say the other day that he would leave but says he has nowhere to go!
Kestrel Cam — Lincoln, United States
MD · May 22, 2015 12:39
I noticed earlier that the males were preening along the right wall and the females were on the left. All of them were concentrating. Maybe they are trying to get rid of the fluffy bits. I'm glad y0u saw Molly drop some food in .... I don't like to think of them being too hungry.
MD · May 22, 2015 12:36
Definitely a trick of the eye.
MD · May 22, 2015 12:34
Sigh ..... cleaning up as you go means you don't have too much to do at the end. The "end" for my hubby was his plate of food. All the mess he left was of no interest to him. I took it on myself to do his washing up because his idea of washing up left bits of crap all over everyt...
Kestrel Cam — Lincoln, United States
trix abound · May 22, 2015 12:32
Molly dropped a bird in for them...they seem to be doing a lot of preening lately!!!!   i wonder if they are itchy!!
trix abound · May 22, 2015 12:21
i have thought of putting the rubbish bin in front of the cupboards between the sink and stove..and he never would think to clean as he goes!!!
Kestrel Cam — Lincoln, United States
MD · May 22, 2015 12:15
Trix ... I was speaking as a mom when I said too young to leave home. I remember seeing the last bits of white fluff on last year's chicks. I expect that when they first fly out of that box ... the downy feathers will blow away.  I think you are right about them being gone in a w...
MD · May 22, 2015 12:11
I swear that my hubby used every pot and pan available...... such a pest to wash up after him. And yes ..... mess everywhere. But come on Trix ...... 3 feet away is a really long distance. :)
MD · May 22, 2015 12:09
Oh dear ..... I thought potatoes had to be portion controlled. It must be difficult being diabetic. My ex-daughter-in-law sent hubby a bar of diabetic chocolate. He ate it all in one go. Not long afterwards he made a mad dash for the toilet. Apparently the sweeteners they use can...
trix abound · May 22, 2015 12:07
i remember my hubby would come in from work and ask what was for dinner...whem hubby cooks you know what he is cooking because it's all over the floor and counters and in the sink...mind you...the rubbish bin is 3 feet away!!
trix abound · May 22, 2015 12:00
my hubby started doing his own meals too, but would top it off with the meal i cooked...his downfall are potatoes!!!
MD · May 22, 2015 11:57
And by the way .... he was diagnosed in 1999 so I had 10 years of non-cooking for him but doing his washing up.
MD · May 22, 2015 11:55
Trix .... I didn't do his meals. Once he was diagnosed with diabetes I wasn't trusted to cook anything. I think he thought I would try to poison him. Meanwhile ..... after preparing and cooking my own stuff ..... I don't have diabetes.
Kestrel Cam — Lincoln, United States
trix abound · May 22, 2015 11:54
but the ones last year had those feathers on them when they left, which surprised me!!
trix abound · May 22, 2015 11:49
more likely it's because he snarffed the food down fast!!! my hubby puts a huge forkful of food in his mouth when he hasn't even swallowed whats already in his mouth...classy guy!!!!
trix abound · May 22, 2015 11:43
MD...your meals must have had lots of sugar and starches in them :)
 
 

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