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Ah well, I haven,t got a sewing room. I *have* got birds in the kitchen. But then I haven’t got a husband so I can do as I please (smirk).
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Don’t you love to pretend "what if"? A bunch of security guards from Sandia Labs won the powerball some time back. – 2 months or more. It was huge and they were each getting 5-6 mil each. No one quit his/her job, thankfully. I spoke to one of the guys, his father died and left him an old sleazy biker bar and he is running that in addition to having his job. He said that they all have Q-clearances, which helped, but the lottery people still are doing background checks on them and Lord knows what else. No one has seen a dime of the winnings.They will, eventually, and they were told it might be another six months. I had no idea it took that long. Heck, for that money, I could wait six years! Remember we talked about this awhile back? I told everyone that I would put enough money away for a good retirement and then share the rest. We were going to have a ‘family (re)union’ of all the rpb folks, at my expense, on Wheeler’s three acres of newly mown grass. With all our birds. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Yeah I keep hearing that, problem is the wife buys all the tickets and she > wants to travel. Hope she has fun, thank God it’s a community property > state, VBG. I will spend my 4 million on aviaries. birds and a few > servants. > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false >It’s up to 8 mil, but you HAVE to buy a ticket! 
>Maggie >>OH GOD let me win the lotto. >> Bob W >> — >> Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new >things! >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
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Well, you could move you bed out and just get a single for your wife. Then you will have plenty of room……you can sleep on the couch, since I’m sure you will be sleeping there anyway 
Becky – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are into the > season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. The > brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could put a > rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this really > handy hutch system in the kitchen. Problem, wife wants the birds some what > contained, kitchen, sewing room and bedroom is the only place we have no > birds. I have at least, two more budgies, two lovebirds, four Bourkes and > up to seven ringnecks coming out of the nest boxes in the next week or so. > Should I set up the brooders in the kitchen or squeeze a couple more into > the bird room? Wife is at work today and I have the day off so I could > maybe sneak them in and wait until tomorrow for the fireworks?????? > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
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It’s up to 8 mil, but you HAVE to buy a ticket! Maggie
>OH GOD let me win the lotto. > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things!
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Yeah I keep hearing that, problem is the wife buys all the tickets and she wants to travel. Hope she has fun, thank God it’s a community property state, VBG. I will spend my 4 million on aviaries. birds and a few servants. Bob W — Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->It’s up to 8 mil, but you HAVE to buy a ticket! >Maggie >OH GOD let me win the lotto. > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new >things! >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
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Bob: I’m with Debbie on this one. The kitchen is good. I have the two budgies and the quaker in the kitchen, because I spend a lot of time there. I enjoy the budgies’ chatter and Kato *has* to be in the kitchen because it’s the only room in the house farthest away from the neighbours’ place. Also, I’m careful with cooking, etc. In your case, though, it’s because you’ve run out of space. I’m sure your wife would understand the dilemma you’re in and be amenable to the idea. After all, as you said, it’s a temporary set-up (it is, isn’t it, Bob?!?!). In any event, I think you better start thinking of having a barn-building party in the spring …. do you have room on your property for another barn or some sort of large shed in case you find yourself up to your neck in baby birds again soon?! ; ) — Linda P.S. If Mrs. Wheeler lets you do this, do you have some great ideas for Valentine Day’s gifts? LOL …… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are > into > the > season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. > The > brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could > put a > rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this > really > handy hutch system in the kitchen. > > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false > Go for the kitchen. Easy to get to the babies and easy to get to the sink > for cleanup. If I can bring baby goats in the house to warm up and take > care, birds should be a peice of cake > — > Debbie, Dusty(CAG) and Casperella(U2) > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=66243
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Yeah, well, you can run but you can’t hide!!! L
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Toasty as can be, lots of cord wood up this past summer and figure that at > least I won’t have to listen to SA ladies. :0P > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false >I knew if you kept looking, you’d get the answer you *wanted*! LOL Hope >the barn’s nice and warm this time of year. >L >> Yes finally an answer I can accept, after all SHE has had goats in the >> kitchen, and rabbits and calves and baby pigs. After all she is the one >who >> "shudder" keeps African Violets on the window sill in the bath room. >Thank >> You Debbie, I will move the brooders into the kitchen right after I move >all >> my stuff to the barn. >> Bob W >> — >> Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! >> http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false >> >> am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are >into >> >the >> >> season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the > dilemma. >> >The >> >> brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could >put >> a >> >> rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this >> >really >> >> handy hutch system in the kitchen. > >> >> Bob W >> >> — >> >> Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! >> >> http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false >> >Go for the kitchen. Easy to get to the babies and easy to get to the > sink >> >for cleanup. If I can bring baby goats in the house to warm up and take >> >care, birds should be a peice of cake >> >– >> >Debbie, Dusty(CAG) and Casperella(U2) >> >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=66243
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Toasty as can be, lots of cord wood up this past summer and figure that at least I won’t have to listen to SA ladies. :0P Bob W — Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >I knew if you kept looking, you’d get the answer you *wanted*! LOL Hope >the barn’s nice and warm this time of year. >L > Yes finally an answer I can accept, after all SHE has had goats in the > kitchen, and rabbits and calves and baby pigs. After all she is the one >who > "shudder" keeps African Violets on the window sill in the bath room. >Thank > You Debbie, I will move the brooders into the kitchen right after I move >all > my stuff to the barn. > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false > >> am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are >into > >the > >> season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. > >The > >> brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could >put > a > >> rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this > >really > >> handy hutch system in the kitchen. > > >> Bob W > >> — > >> Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > >> http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false > >Go for the kitchen. Easy to get to the babies and easy to get to the sink > >for cleanup. If I can bring baby goats in the house to warm up and take > >care, birds should be a peice of cake > >– > >Debbie, Dusty(CAG) and Casperella(U2) > >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=66243
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I knew if you kept looking, you’d get the answer you *wanted*! LOL Hope the barn’s nice and warm this time of year. L
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Yes finally an answer I can accept, after all SHE has had goats in the > kitchen, and rabbits and calves and baby pigs. After all she is the one who > "shudder" keeps African Violets on the window sill in the bath room. Thank > You Debbie, I will move the brooders into the kitchen right after I move all > my stuff to the barn. > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false >> am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are into >the >> season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. >The >> brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could put > a >> rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this >really >> handy hutch system in the kitchen. > >> Bob W >> — >> Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! >> http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false >Go for the kitchen. Easy to get to the babies and easy to get to the sink >for cleanup. If I can bring baby goats in the house to warm up and take >care, birds should be a peice of cake >– >Debbie, Dusty(CAG) and Casperella(U2) >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=66243
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> Yes finally an answer I can accept, after all SHE has had goats in the > kitchen, and rabbits and calves and baby pigs. After all she is the one who > "shudder" keeps African Violets on the window sill in the bath room. Thank > You Debbie, I will move the brooders into the kitchen right after I move all > my stuff to the barn. > Bob W > —
You are welcome, Bob;)) Seriously, if there is room in the kitchen, why not put the birds there? I figure it is best to make caring for the animals as easy and convenient as possible. I am trying to get my husband to build a covered walk between the house and the barns. (Haha) It is so darned cold right now. — Debbie, Dusty(CAG) and Casperella(U2) http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=66243
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Debbie as right as you truly are, I will most likely add a large brooder to the nursery, I can section that one off and place three small clutches in it. If I were to really set them up in "her" kitchen I would be living in the barn. I have thought a bit about taking her sewing room over though, heck she don’t use it but every now and then when she needs to get away from the birds. I am really hoping that I can get the back rooms built in the barn this summer. Then I can convert one of the smaller breeder rooms into a real nursery for the weaned babies. Plan to set it up as an office as well so then I will have some place to hide out. Still have to have the nursery in the house but the babies who are transitioning will sort of have a place of their own. Gets difficult to bring the little monsters out to play when the house birds are out, the little ones want to try their wings and roam all over, scares the hell out of Peachboy and gets the others a bit rattled. OH GOD let me win the lotto. Bob W — Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Yes finally an answer I can accept, after all SHE has had goats in the > kitchen, and rabbits and calves and baby pigs. After all she is the one >who > "shudder" keeps African Violets on the window sill in the bath room. >Thank > You Debbie, I will move the brooders into the kitchen right after I move >all > my stuff to the barn. > Bob W > — >You are welcome, Bob;)) Seriously, if there is room in the kitchen, why not >put the birds there? I figure it is best to make caring for the animals as >easy and convenient as possible. I am trying to get my husband to build a >covered walk between the house and the barns. (Haha) It is so darned cold >right now. >– >Debbie, Dusty(CAG) and Casperella(U2) >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=66243
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Ummm, lady do you realize that it takes 4-12 weeks to wean some of these folks? That amount of "ordering in" would buy be a room addition. By the way, these days I do most of the cooking anyways. (the brooders are not in the way of the eating process really they are not) Bob W — Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >This one is so easy to answer I am surprised that you men didn,t think of >it. You ask her can you put them in the kitchen and in return you offer to >take her out for a meal, or order in, every day they are there. See, I told >you, simple!!
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> am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are into the > season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. The > brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could put a > rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this really > handy hutch system in the kitchen. > > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
Go for the kitchen. Easy to get to the babies and easy to get to the sink for cleanup. If I can bring baby goats in the house to warm up and take care, birds should be a peice of cake — Debbie, Dusty(CAG) and Casperella(U2) http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=66243
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Yes finally an answer I can accept, after all SHE has had goats in the kitchen, and rabbits and calves and baby pigs. After all she is the one who "shudder" keeps African Violets on the window sill in the bath room. Thank You Debbie, I will move the brooders into the kitchen right after I move all my stuff to the barn. Bob W — Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are into >the > season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. >The > brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could put a > rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this >really > handy hutch system in the kitchen. > > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false >Go for the kitchen. Easy to get to the babies and easy to get to the sink >for cleanup. If I can bring baby goats in the house to warm up and take >care, birds should be a peice of cake >– >Debbie, Dusty(CAG) and Casperella(U2) >http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=66243
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God, ain’t getting into that one, no way no how. We cook with care and I use the micro more than anything else and it is 14′ away from the hutch and,,,, You know I have bird friends IRL who keep their brooders in the bathroom, I would worry more in there than in MY kitchen. (just say no to Teflon, and to dumb folks who do not watch what they are doing in the kitchen) Bob W — Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >LOL…yeah, I’d say you’re dead meat if she comes home to find you’ve done >it Bob! But seriously…do you really think it’s wise to put a brooder in >the kitchen? I’m just asking because of the potential for over-heated pans, >excess smoke, etc. >L > am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are into >the > season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. >The > brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could put a > rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this >really > handy hutch system in the kitchen. Problem, wife wants the birds some >what > contained, kitchen, sewing room and bedroom is the only place we have no > birds. I have at least, two more budgies, two lovebirds, four Bourkes and > up to seven ringnecks coming out of the nest boxes in the next week or so. > Should I set up the brooders in the kitchen or squeeze a couple more into > the bird room? Wife is at work today and I have the day off so I could > maybe sneak them in and wait until tomorrow for the fireworks?????? > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
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Not enough P’s in Ppppuusshinng it….Ever had to sleep out in the barn, Wheeler? ;) Ravl who’s hoping for your sake they be cute little bitty *feathered* babies. Not them baldy things. You *might* have a chance then…. n. ;)
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This one is so easy to answer I am surprised that you men didn,t think of it. You ask her can you put them in the kitchen and in return you offer to take her out for a meal, or order in, every day they are there. See, I told you, simple!!
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I think you should squeeze a couple more into the bird room…unless you talk to her and she agrees. Especially since ya’ll seem to have already made the decision on where they would be kept! I would be *hurt* if my husband had decide on something…then I came home to find he had done it anyway. Talk to her…tell her what the problem is and that it will only be for a short time. Or better yet…do what women do…tell her you are running out of room and ask if she can help you find a spot to keep them till may. This way its her ideal! hee hee! If she can’t give you the answer you want then suggest that maybe you need to have another room put on the house since there no enough room! You can’t go wrong this route! Grant you its a little evil but it works! My husband and I BOTH do this to each other…and we know it and joke about it! Good luck! Lorraine
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are into the > season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. The > brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could put a > rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this really > handy hutch system in the kitchen. Problem, wife wants the birds some what > contained, kitchen, sewing room and bedroom is the only place we have no > birds. I have at least, two more budgies, two lovebirds, four Bourkes and > up to seven ringnecks coming out of the nest boxes in the next week or so. > Should I set up the brooders in the kitchen or squeeze a couple more into > the bird room? Wife is at work today and I have the day off so I could > maybe sneak them in and wait until tomorrow for the fireworks?????? > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
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LOL…yeah, I’d say you’re dead meat if she comes home to find you’ve done it Bob! But seriously…do you really think it’s wise to put a brooder in the kitchen? I’m just asking because of the potential for over-heated pans, excess smoke, etc. L
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are into the > season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. The > brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could put a > rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this really > handy hutch system in the kitchen. Problem, wife wants the birds some what > contained, kitchen, sewing room and bedroom is the only place we have no > birds. I have at least, two more budgies, two lovebirds, four Bourkes and > up to seven ringnecks coming out of the nest boxes in the next week or so. > Should I set up the brooders in the kitchen or squeeze a couple more into > the bird room? Wife is at work today and I have the day off so I could > maybe sneak them in and wait until tomorrow for the fireworks?????? > Bob W > — > Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! > http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
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am I going to get killed? The nursery is fuller than full. We are into the season and getting ready for the big Expo in May. Here is the dilemma. The brooder is full, have other brooders but no more shelf space. Could put a rolling table in the nursery under the book shelves but we have this really handy hutch system in the kitchen. Problem, wife wants the birds some what contained, kitchen, sewing room and bedroom is the only place we have no birds. I have at least, two more budgies, two lovebirds, four Bourkes and up to seven ringnecks coming out of the nest boxes in the next week or so. Should I set up the brooders in the kitchen or squeeze a couple more into the bird room? Wife is at work today and I have the day off so I could maybe sneak them in and wait until tomorrow for the fireworks?????? Bob W — Go look at the greatest birds on this planet, A few new things! http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=920736&Auth=false
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