Change for the better in the new year! Exercise your witness! Let’s get into spiritual shape for the battle ahead!
Merry Christmas, dear readers!! 🎄
I was looking at my ‘this day in history’ for today and saw a sweet message from one of my dear sisters in Christ that I do not often connect with but know, just as I could not love her more, she could not love me more. I wished for a little more time, for […]
New life. When you receive this NEW LIFE through Christ, you see, everyday is a New Day in Christ. His mercies are new every morning. His Grace is new every morning. Your garments and armor, NEW EVERY morning! I think sometimes we forget that or take it for granted. Our faith may be old, by […]
My ’98 Chevy Blazer broke down today, and once I got home, I broke down on facebook, because I can be pathetic like that… Once I calmed down and accepted reality, I reflected on all that had just happened. The lady who gave me a ride home today is new to Texas and this area […]
We all have THOSE days. The kind of days where you wake up and stub your toe before you even make it to the bathroom. Once on the latrine, you notice the toilet paper has not been replaced. When you head for the kitchen, you step on a lego before finding out the milk is sour…okay, […]
An interesting and challenging command, Jesus’ “do not let your heart be troubled.” “In this life you will have troubles…” And in the following blog, I hope that you find that you are not alone in trying to juggle your troubles with God’s peace, but that you find some solace in the hope found in […]
Through out my life, now 39 years in, I have had a waxing/waning relationship with God. Where during my happiest times, I would praise Him with exuberance, and at my lowest points, I would cling to Him, as one clings to the side of a cliff after slipping off the side of a mountain trail. […]
Kickin' Chicken Garden Pickin' 
What are the lines on the eggs?
When the incubator is as full as it was that round, we have to rotate them ourselves, so they get marked with a positive and a negative sign so we can keep track of rotation. They have to be rotated twice a day and need humidity and 100 degrees F to incubate properly.
I thought I replied to this, but just in case I didn’t, because I couldn’t find the comments, I will reply again…
When the incubator is as full of eggs as it was this particular round, we have to hand rotate. They are marked with a positive and negative side, so we can better keep track of rotation. To properly incubate, the eggs need humidity (you can see the canals below the eggs, that is where we add water.), they also need to be kept at a perfect 100 degrees F.