Alabama thread!

I did when my Grandmother was alive

 

We can get it here at the farmers market. It's labeled not for consumption because its not pasteurized. I'd like to try goat's milk but I'm scared

 

There is a lot of people in Alabama that milk cows and collect their eggs that they eat everyday

 

Around here pretty much all the farmers markets have it. Also I've gone in with some guys for co-ops in getting pigs and chicken to raise for meat. When I owned my house I use to raise a pig a yr and chickens for eggs and food. This city living stuff is weird for me.

 

My dad and uncle raised pigs and cows for meat, I had to feed them everyday. We had a huge freezer just for the meat.

 

We don't do milk because both of my girls are allergic and we have a dairy farm in our town so that sucks. But i do get fresh eggs any time I need them

 

Chickens/poultry are my thing I love raising them and harvesting them or collecting eggs. My calold neighbors called me the chicken man. If someone wanted some fresh pasture raised meat birds I was the one they called. They are a pretty cool animal. I can't wait to buy property again and start raising them again.

 

I was over 30 mins from a grocery store. Where I use to live. Sadly I'll be in the city because of custody stuff until the kiddo is 18.

 

I raised this kind of chickens, A guy gave me a rooster and 3 hens when I was about 10 years old, he paid me $50 for the roosters when they got old enough.

 

No clue what kind that is. I raised Cornish cross, red rangers, bard rocks, red stars, Easter eggers, icelandics, and one other I can't remember. I was given a bunch of silkies they are funny looking at but sucked at egg laying and weren't that big for food and the hens went brudy constantly.

 

It is a budgeting app geared toward earmarking "every dollar" you make. It gives you categories to budget for set price things like mortgage, power, insurance etc. It also give you line items for things like food, entertainment, savings, etc.

Basically you set a budget for each category and when you make a purchase you go in and deduct it from that budget category. That way, in the middle of the month, you realize that you have already blown your restaurant budget and need to eat at home.

There is a pay version that automatically links to your bank or debit card and deducts expenses for you.

I use it just to make sure I didn't forget to pay someone each month.

 

"Teaching God and Grandma's methods for handling money......only we keep our teeth in" Dave Ramsey

 

Allen Roundhead

 

I live in sterrett and I've already seen & killed 2 in our yard this summer.

 

sounds like Mint, but Mint is free and syncs to accounts.

 

I think one of my banks offers an app like that or something on their app is like that I just don't use it. Paper, pen, checkbook, and receipts work for me.

 

I like old school too. It's fool proof. Of course, us Southerners were brought up to say yes sir and yes mam, hold the door for folks, open the door for a lady, I still open the door for my wife and we've known each other since HS. It's amazing to see kids nowadays without basic manners that we were brought up with!

**I know, totally off topic...

 

I just bought the Victory rack, should be here in 3 weeks-ish...Hopefully I put enough RTV to prevent any leaks...

Also, I do not recommend the Rough Country bed cover I was talking about last week, the fit and finish is average for a $700 bed cover. Will be returning it, though I might be out shipping costs.

 

Yes ita called my wife. She is a badass at keeping all that shit straight.

 

Yeah I’ll be the badass in my relationship. She doesn’t like finances.