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Saturday, October 26, 2013
The worst smell ever
After a neighborhood effort to fix an electrical line that got run over by the bulldozer and cleaning the chicken coop, Freddie asked me how the incubating chickens were progressing. I told him that I was worried because I don't have mastery of the incubator controls. Every time I check, the temperature has not been exactly where it needs to be, 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit. It is a little high or a little low, never spot on and seeming uncorrelated to the knob moving. Freddie suggested cracking one open to see if there is something developing. I don't know if the one I picked up had a crack in it before I put it in or what, but it looked like it had popped. There was a crack that divided the shell into thirds and a yokey hardened froth had seeped through . It didn't break open immediately, however when it did I wished that I had done it outside. Freddie laughed as I puked in the basement sink. Then he got a whiff and wasn't laughing anymore.
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