When I was young, my mom let me get an incubator at Sears Roebuck and there was a hatchery nearby where we got warm chick eggs. We turned them and my mother turned the egss while I was at school. When the time came for them to hatch, one of the two actually did. She was so cute. I named her Peep. I had a pet chick. But she grew up to be a chicken and my mom did not like her flying around the kitchen. We were city dwellers. One day, I came home from school and Peep was gone. Mom had given the chicken to someone that had a farm. She promised they were not going to eat the Peep but I never really knew. Probably better that way 🙂
Oh, no….that's so sad. I can totally understand your mom not wanting a chicken flying around the kitchen, but that was so sad when she was gone. I really hope she got to live a happy life.
Yes, I wish my mother had let me say goodbye but looking back, I have to ask myself how many mothers would have let their daughters hatch the chick in the kitchen in the first place. That was a very nice thing for her to let me do. Maybe she had planned a different departure and just could not find Peep a home. I am giving her the benefit of the doubt because for that day and age, and for her personality, letting me hatch a chick was a big deal. The reason she had to find it a home is because bridge club was coming to our house. So, you see, a chicken in the kitchen would never do!!
LOLBeeeze 
aawwwwwwwww
Oh noes! (covers little chick's ears) Shhhh!
LOL…at least his egg was not cracked. he is soooo cute!!
It's okay, little guy, not eggs with chicks in 'em!
So cute expression on it's face ^q^ And *Lurkertype* is right , eggs w/out chicks hehehe ~ though some really eat eggs w/ chicks in it >.<
lol … just wait until he finds out where hot wings come from …
Awwwwwwww….thanks so much for stopping by!!!
OMGosh yeeeeees, must cover little chick's ears!!!
Yessireee….he got here all perfectly whole!!
Yes, for sure….only the duds. Hahahahaha!!
Shhhhhhhh…..we can't talk about those ones.
Ohes noes….we can't say that!!!
Am zipped >_< i better be quiet… Hehe, Welcome~!
When I was young, my mom let me get an incubator at Sears Roebuck and there was a hatchery nearby where we got warm chick eggs. We turned them and my mother turned the egss while I was at school. When the time came for them to hatch, one of the two actually did. She was so cute. I named her Peep. I had a pet chick. But she grew up to be a chicken and my mom did not like her flying around the kitchen. We were city dwellers. One day, I came home from school and Peep was gone. Mom had given the chicken to someone that had a farm. She promised they were not going to eat the Peep but I never really knew. Probably better that way 🙂
Hahahahahaha….thanks lots and lots!!!
Oh, no….that's so sad. I can totally understand your mom not wanting a chicken flying around the kitchen, but that was so sad when she was gone. I really hope she got to live a happy life.
Yes, I wish my mother had let me say goodbye but looking back, I have to ask myself how many mothers would have let their daughters hatch the chick in the kitchen in the first place. That was a very nice thing for her to let me do. Maybe she had planned a different departure and just could not find Peep a home. I am giving her the benefit of the doubt because for that day and age, and for her personality, letting me hatch a chick was a big deal. The reason she had to find it a home is because bridge club was coming to our house. So, you see, a chicken in the kitchen would never do!!
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL….I can just imagine what the bridge ladies would say about a chicken flapping around the kitchen.
Yes, the bridge ladies would have been askance!!! 🙂
Nope, you didn’t see anything!
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL….I love that word "askance!!!"
No eggs, no omelets, no nothing at all???
*innocent whistle*
I seeeeeee….
Ha LOL. that's a cute little thing
Isn't he now??!! So earnest too.
Yeeees?
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