"enigma" > wrote in message
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> "cybercat" > wrote in
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>> "enigma" > wrote in message
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>>>> This is so cool. I want to see pictures of your chickens
>>>> and their eggs.
>>>
>>> i'll see what i can do...
>>
>> Yay!! I can't wait.
>
> the eggs are easier. they don't run around the yard
>
>> i don't have a way to upload my
>>> digital camera to my computer so i have to load them to my
>>> son's laptop & pull them off the network files.
>>
>> You ought to have a cable that connects from camera to
>> computer, and software to go with it. At least that is how
>> mine works.
>
> out of 4 Windoze computers, i have the one without the cable
> or software... but at least everything is on the network.
> that beats emailing stuff between the computers.
>
>>> currently there are 10 dozen eggs in the garage fridge, &
>>> we just gave away 8 dozen... it gets a bit overwhelming in
>>> the spring around here
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>> Lucky you!!
>
> what would you do with all those eggs? i know i'm going to
> be making a lot of ice cream shortly, & i've convinced the
> boy that French Toast is pretty tasty (one Silkie egg makes
> a single serving-one slice of bread). otherwise, i've been
> hardboiling the older ones & Tom eats omelets...
> lee<doesn't really like eggs by themselves>

You must have very happy chickens!
I happen to love eggs, and farm fresh ones are beyond compare. I would eat
them everyday!
Have you tried making egg-rich breads like challah or paska? I make hrudka
at this time of year (Slovak Easter cheese, which is really rather a
custard) for Orthodox Easter and that takes a dozen eggs at one shot.