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Topic: Eggs, yes, - but which ones??

GiGi
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
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http://bodyecology.com/07/03/15/eggs_controversial_food.php

Take care.

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sizzled
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Thank-you,Gigi!

Chickens make easy and wonderful pets...even in the suburbs(have to check your ordinances).

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clairenotes
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What a nice surprise! Welcome back, Gigi!

Oh yes... and thank you for the link!

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Robin123
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Nice to see you back, Gigi -- we missed your input here.

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Marnie
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Yes. I buy the ones that say they are organic and high in Omega 3s.

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bettyg
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gigi, WELCOME BACK with open arms; we've missed your wisdom on the board! hope you had a nice vacation away from lymenet getting other things done. [group hug]

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karatelady
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Hi GiGi

It sure is good to see your name on here.

Welcome back!

Sandy

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lucy96734
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Thanks Gigi!

We are so lucky that we can buy local, free range, organic eggs. I am trying to convince my husband that it would be a great idea to have a few hens of our own.

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Lucy

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Wallace
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You were missed Gigi!

TC
wallace

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CaliforniaLyme
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Nice to read you again*)!

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There is no wealth but life.
-John Ruskin

All truth goes through 3 stages: first it is ridiculed: then it is violently opposed: finally it is accepted as self evident. - Schopenhauer

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mtnwoman
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Not only are eggs great for us, but Guinea Fowl (chickens) are great tick removers when grazing on your yard.

http://www.motherearthnews.com/Livestock-and-Farming/2003-10-01/Go-Ahead-Get-Guineas.aspx

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pq
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bup-bup...bup-bup...bup-bup-bup-BAAAAAAAA!!

bup-bup.... [lol]

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lymemomtooo
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You know how I feel...Wonderful for you to stop by, please stay..hugs..lymemomtooo

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