Re: No Chooks For Xmas ;-(

Mark wrote:
> Well i have finally given up on country living...
> Reality is there ain't no money here so i am going back to London
> and my chooks have to go.

Mark
What a shame you have not found what you were looking for in a different
environment

To choose to be in the country is to choose to do without a LOT -- a LOT -
and I will say it again - a LOT.
There is a good reason why many businesses in the country do not pay tax -
it costs to live in the country, you don't earn the same, the expectations
are different and just about everything seems to conspire to works against
you at times
The cost / benefit analysis is very different from an equivalent business in
the city - and that coveres the business and the family values
:~))

Choosing a completely different country to do it in is even more of a shock

I was putting together some contact details for poultry folks withon 100
miles of you that I could find to help you


>
> I have not had them long but i will realy miss them.
> They were all i had in this bleak unfriendly country.

Oh - that sounds so sad

> I feel like i have betrayed them.
> I know they don't know that, they're a bunch of mouldy-bread sluts.

Hey -- they are better than that !! <very big grin>


>
> Oh well..
>
> Maybe one day i will try again.

There are lots of places you can go to for courses and working holidays
around country to learn more and do experience the life in short bursts.
Don't give up - but enjoy your new life back in the city -- maybe that is
where you are happiest
Someone has to be <even bigger grin>

HAve a HAPPY Yuletide season


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regards
Jill Bowis

Pure bred utility chickens and ducks
Housing; Equipment, Books, Videos, Gifts
Herbaceous; Herb and Alpine nursery
Working Holidays in Scotland
http://www.kintaline.co.uk

>
> Signing off
>
> Mark.


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