Snycal we have mixed breeds and 100% regesterd boers and 100% myotonic clown face fainters. we have had one buck born w/o horns he fought with the other bucks but never got hurt if that is what you were talking about. them goats HAVE HARD HEADS.WE WAS HAVING TROUBLE WITH SOME OF OUR goats getting head hung in fence i found one of mine chocked to death if you will look at picture of black and white one that i already posted i put a piece of hard plastic pipe across her horns and used plastic ties works fine.heres a picture of our pyreneese she's got 2 more sisters runing around in the other pastures' they love coyotes lol were swamped with theme things at night around here. ive yapped enough goo to talk to all of you good people. thanks Eddie

Any type of animal by product like butter, milk, yogurt will attract rodents and other large criters. They aren't really bad for the compost but most home composters stay away from adding them because of the rodent issue. Animal fat I would almost say the same thing but it may fall more inline with animal meat. The reason most home composters stay away from that is the possible diseases that it may carry and of course the attraction of large critters to your compost. I personaly try to keep meat and fat out but at the end of the day if a little gets scraped in there from supper o well. As far as your "shine" cardboard I think that's really up to you. Some say the shine and the color ink has chemicals that you don't want in your compost others don't mind it and shread and thow it in there anyways. I keep mine and just recycle it. I got enough stuff for my compost that I don't need to guess on some of iffy stuff.

Well I came up with a few of my own.... I googled...... :) Matteuccia struthiopteris (ostrich fern) Aquilegia, Song bird Columbine Chelone, Snakehead, turtle head Eupatorium rugosum, White Snakeroot Monarda, Beebalm, Horsemint bergenia (pigsqueaks) lilum tiger lily Ligularia, Leopard plant Tricyrtis hirta, Toad lily Tradescantia, Spiderwort Prenanthes alba (rattlesnake root) Ligularia (leopard plant) Viola pedata, Bird-foot Violet Lysimachia clethroides, Gooseneck loosestrife Asplenium ebenoides (dragon fern) Cimicifuga ramosa (snakeroot) Any others?????? :)

I know this sounds crazy.....and maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. I have fibromyalgia. Part of my "affliction" is that I hear too much, I see too much, I feel too much, I notice too much. There are alot of theories out there as to what it really is (fibro), but for many of us, it seems to be a sensory system that's too acute. I've often wondered if it had something to do with having an ancient body in a modern world. Perhaps our bodies/brains/neuro systems have kept more of some of those senses than other people have. I know this idea is probably really too out-there, but I've just always wondered about it. What got me started thinking this way is when I went through a few years of feeling like I might fall over alot of the time. It wasn't severe dizziness.....just a sense, perhaps, that was picking up on the movement of earth through the universe. I know it sounds whacky......but I guess some of us are always searching for answers to make life make sense. When I worked in the ER, we'd have tons of crazy people come in, and also pregnant women when there was a full moon. Some people get horrible migraines when a front comes through, or their arthritis flares up. Some people get SAD (seasonal affective disorder)when fall comes. My body definitely reacts to the autumnal equinox. There are many examples of how our bodies react in an instinctual way to things, but we as humans are so disconnected from nature, that we don't even notice......or run to the doctor for a medication to get rid of certain feelings. I think we probably have lost alot of our abilities with our various senses, out of dis-use. I also think that some of our senses have been messed up by modern life......using alarm clocks, electricity, additives and preservatives in our food, medications, heating, air conditioning, etc. I wonder how long of living differently, it might take to get them back? Sorry to ramble.....