So I spent all afternoon at home emptying and cleaning the old fridge and receiving the new fridge. I had to have the door closer on the screen door removed, which we still have not reinstalled. And I had to have the doors off both fridges for their respective exit and entry to the house. The old fridge is now out in the parking area on its back with the doors unattached but still placed on the opening to prevent rain from getting in. Our neighbors were all slightly inconvenienced, which is nice. And I had a great time talking to the delivery and installation guys.
The senior delivery guy was fascinated with the chickens. He said his wife wants chickens, and asked me if it would be okay to take a picture of them. Of course I said that would be fine. Since we spent all weekend working on the new cage and taking out the old cage, their habitat looks and works much better. I figure why not let Michael the fridge delivery guy take some pictures. I've caught a couple neighbors standing in the alley staring at our yard the last few days. I don't know if they're as fascinated by the chickens as our delivery guy or horrified by our terrible construction job. Hey, I'm not a builder. Our quality is not that great and I admit it. So there! Anyway, we had a nice chat about the chickens whilst waiting for the dispatch guy to call back with instructions about how to deal with the dent in our brand new fridge door. Honestly I couldn't care less that we have a dent in the door, but it took so long to find out what to do about it that we got a nice lengthy chicken talk in. At first the birdies were terrified by the fridges rolling past their enclosure, but then they calmed down. I explained that they are, after all, chickens, and anything mechanical in nature freaks them out. The delivery guys both thought that was funny.
The senior delivery guy was fascinated with the chickens. He said his wife wants chickens, and asked me if it would be okay to take a picture of them. Of course I said that would be fine. Since we spent all weekend working on the new cage and taking out the old cage, their habitat looks and works much better. I figure why not let Michael the fridge delivery guy take some pictures. I've caught a couple neighbors standing in the alley staring at our yard the last few days. I don't know if they're as fascinated by the chickens as our delivery guy or horrified by our terrible construction job. Hey, I'm not a builder. Our quality is not that great and I admit it. So there! Anyway, we had a nice chat about the chickens whilst waiting for the dispatch guy to call back with instructions about how to deal with the dent in our brand new fridge door. Honestly I couldn't care less that we have a dent in the door, but it took so long to find out what to do about it that we got a nice lengthy chicken talk in. At first the birdies were terrified by the fridges rolling past their enclosure, but then they calmed down. I explained that they are, after all, chickens, and anything mechanical in nature freaks them out. The delivery guys both thought that was funny.
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