Fresh Eggs

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              Fresh Eggs
Just in case you missed it, there are a couple of people in Chicago who are renting chickens! For $100. a month. Customers are provided with a cage,feed tray, and two or three chickens. It figures out that each egg laid, costs a buck. The article I read (and lost), failed to mention feed and grit. Chickens have no teeth and so their feed is ground with their gizzard. The article also failed to mention chicken droppings. And their manure is very strong smelling. You would better understand this, if you have ever kept a flock of chickens, and scraped manure from under their roosts.

I want to wish the customers of rent-a-chicken the very best. Chickens are easy to care for,but I think it is costing them way too much money for free eggs.

There is a law here in Honolulu, that each household is allowed to have two chickens.
That would be nice, but Teena and Maitai would strongly object.

      Aloha
      Grant