Maybe If I Baked a Cake (Updated) 1
Because, as Atrios points out, most of us who live in cities and suburbs aren’t allowed to keep chickens.
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With apologies to Joann Worley, another chicken joke.
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April 22, 2010 at 10:29 am
Wouldn’t work for us, either & we’re more relaxed than anyone on the east coast.
Although, if you go 5 or so miles up the street, you can. Horses too. We know a man who has geese (the really big ones) that serves not only as a supplier of eggs but as watch dogs too. He also raises turkeys & doesn’t understand why I would turn my nose up at any turkey meat he brings over. Or carcass from his hunting trips. Or eggs that his geese & chickens have produced. My motto: If it isn’t store bought, it isn’t edible. Ick!!