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Our Chickens.

Today, were going to talk about our birds.(the ones in the photo were ours three years ago) We have five chickens this year, one with a hurt leg. We have four ducks, too. The male one has a niasen deficiency. He may never be the same again, but he's  improving every day. We will slaughter this years chickens in about five months.

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  1. Hey, those chickens look like you and Lilias and Hope and Felicity! Where is Simba?

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    1. These chickens are from three years ago.

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  2. Have you seen my new pets? They are scarier than your chickens. Ask your mom or dad to go to this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vwxXt5NPNBTxgUQiH2SUilyeyQqRGI9V/view?usp=sharing

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  3. Yan, are you responsible for taking care of the chickens? Which chores do you have to do? And do you like to eat their eggs? How many different kinds of ways do you know how to cook eggs so far? -Abigail

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    1. We take turns feeding them, their eggs are better quality than the ones we get at the market and I only know how to make scrambled eggs.

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