Perhaps you other chicken people will recognize yourselves in my cautionary tale.
I have been having major pain from my spine through my shoulder to my funny bone. After about four days of suffering, I made an appointment with a chiropractor for before work. I woke up, did my chores, raced out of the house almost an hour early to make my appointment. (Here in the country, everything is 30 miles away!)
The chiropractor welcomed me, had me change into a gown, returned and cracked my back and neck, then left the room. And that's when it happened...
I looked at the stool I'd just been sitting on and on the floor in front of it? A big clod of chicken poop and straw! As I glanced around the room, two more clods that had obviously fallen off my dirty shoes! Horrors! Luckily there was a handy box of tissues nearby, so I quickly picked it all up, hoping the chiropractor had not seen what a mess I was!
I know, I know, I should have a separate pair of barn shoes. But I've never been able to make that work -- I always end up having to dash out there for something, or not being able to find the right shoes for the right place. Any help for me?
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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4 comments:
Oh my. I did something like that once but not as extreme! I was always very careful to wipe my boots after that!
Yes, only my tracks are horse poop. And my shoes stink all day long. I hate for anybody to come in my office because I'm afraid they will smell it!
I am so with you. Quite frequently about midday I find chicken feathers on my office floor at work where I check their water and throw them some morning grains!! Poop hasn't been an issue yet, but I'll be extra careful. I have boots, but it's too much work to change shoes just to go out there for 10-15 minutes!
Put some slip on shoes in the car or by the door so they are easy to put on and off. Works for me.
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