KathyJo posted this, and I realized that our syllabus may have some gaps.
I suppose we will have to tackle this area of knowledge eventually (or get chickens), but it the meantime it is a happy thought that my children are "unsoiled" and I don't need to trade them in on locusts.
Monday, February 02, 2009
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From what I understand about chickens, you may want to have a less traumatizing discussion beforehand. Or, at least before you actually get the chickens. ;-)
Heh. Yeah, what Dy said. And there's also the fact that (ahem... sorry, but I'm about to soil you, Melora) a rooster does not have a penis. Birds do things a little differently. But it's still quite obvious that something other than three hot meals is taking place. ;)
BF (Before-the-Farm), we watched a lot of Discovery channel shows. And various books that I've tossed at Jared have discussed sex in the human species. I liked the idea of him knowing early better than the idea of having a discussion with him at thirteen where he said, "You and Dad do what?!" :) Now he accepts it as a normal-though-embarrassing fact of life.
Dy,
Oh my. Well, Ed wouldn't let us have chickens anyway, but I can see it is time I learned something about chickens.
KathyJo,
They don't have What? Well, then how....? Okay, that's it. I need drop reading theology & start reading science. Pronto.
We don't get the Discovery Channel. Now what?
This was sooo funny! Thanks for sharing it - I had a good laugh! :)
And yeah - the chicken thing can get pretty ugly. I wasn't sure I was seeing what I thought I was seeing the first time I saw it, if you know what I mean! :)
Hey, that's House! And, that is hilarious! I think bunnies would work better than chickens. They really could be helpful in "that way." You won't have to explain a thing. ;)
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