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#ChickenOwnerProblems

Posted by on Monday 9 January 2012 in chickens | 2 comments

(A chicken-related parody of #FirstWorldProblems inspired by boiling too fresh eggs for our egg mayo lunch.)

My eggs are too fresh to make good-hard boiled eggs today. #ChickenOwnerProblems

The recipe calls for one medium egg but I only have extra-large and larger. #ChickenOwnerProblems

I have too many eggs to fit in my egg holder. #ChickenOwnerProblems

We don’t have any egg boxes to start seedlings in. #ChickenOwnerProblems

Our compost heap fills up too quickly. #ChickenOwnerProblems

I have to walk laps around the garden to clock up a food mile. #ChickenOwnerProblems

Our lemon curd ends up as yellow curd because the yolks are too golden. #ChickenOwnerProblems

Can you think of any more silly #ChickenOwnerProblems? ;)

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  1. Maria
    9 January, 2012 at 7:10 pm

    as a non-chicken owner I can’t add more, but you made me laugh! especially the photos :)

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  2. Hazel
    10 January, 2012 at 6:58 am

    My children would agree with number 1 and number 3.
    “Can I have egg sandwiches today mum?” “No, the eggs are too fresh”.
    “Can I have cheese sandwiches today mum?” “No, we have so many eggs I need to use them up, it’s going to have to be eggs.”

    But also note variant;
    “Can I have egg sandwiches today mum?” “No, it’s the middle of winter and the chickens are refusing to lay because the days are so short and I hate buying eggs when I’m feeding a dozen chickens in the garden, so cheese it is.”

    And I loved the photos too :-)

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