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Well, it was something. And very keto friendly. Made right here in Utah. I had forgotten it. I hope it's good. I have no idea how long it stays good, in a casing, wrapped in airtight plastic, then in the refrigerator? I would guess a while. But, who ever really knows. That, sliced quite thin, maybe two ounces, plus two ounces of cream cheese, or three? Oh! I forgot!
What is really good with it? You might not believe, but... freshly chopped yellow onion. You want the onion to have some very good bite. Strong onion, diced, mixed into the cream cheese, on the salami. You'll go broke if you open a kissing both, but who cares! All they do there is kiss anyway. Teases. Though, come to think of it, I'd go broke at a kissing stand anyway.
It's about time to chase the ducks in. Hmm, or give them another hour? They might already be in. Yeah, another hour. They will figure it out. I am almost certain I have four drakes and just two hens. The middlings were just slower growers. And, it looks like the hens are smaller than usual. Does it matter? I... don't know. I like them. I just wish I could get enough hens, fast enough, that I wouldn't have to cull. Oh, I'll eat well, it's... just... I've become familiar with these drakes. I will hate to cull.
As to culling... should I cull the smallest drakes? Though, perhaps, they simply take longer to fill out? They will be less dominant, but that isn't necessarily a trait I prefer. I have a month or two to figure it out. I think. I want the bigger, more aggressive, and yes hungrier drakes. They aren't aggressive toward me or others. The only problem would be if they become too aggressive amongst each other. More hens sorts that out. But, yes, bigger really is better. For breeding.
I keep working on the rubik's cube. I haven't studied, or... I am... roughly... trying a few things, trying to figure a few ideas or possibilities out. Does holding it a certain way, starting with this instead of that way help, etc. I haven't taken notes, or quite seen a difference, yet. Still, it's on my mind. Things, so set, either pop or go away. If unsolved, they will be back, assuming I live long enough for them to return. Who ever knows. Later.
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