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Isaac got a Little Giant Incubator for his birthday. Some of our neighbors gave him fertilized eggs.
He lightly sanded some of the debri from the egg.
He marked an X and an O on each side of the eggs.
These marks help when turning the eggs daily.
He started placing the eggs into the incubator, He also placed a thermometer into the incubator.
We plugged the incubator up a day early to make sure it held a stable temperature.
He placed a total of 38 eggs into the incubator.
Now the lid has been placed. In 21 days we will have some chicks :)
Isaac found a suprise when he gathered eggs the other day! A HUGE egg...it was also a double yoker.The smaller egg beside of the huge one is actually an extra large size.
This is Isaac's newest addition to the "farm".
She is two months old. Her name is Daisy.
God is good and his blessings are so abundant!!!
We were able to get Abram's Elk head mount back for Christmas :) He got this elk on a hunt in Colorado in September.
Great job Abram. We love you and are so very proud of you !!!
God is so good...
I saved some of Isaac's used Omipod PDM Blood Glucose Test Strips and placed them into a clear plastic ornament and hung it on our CHRISTmas tree.
I also saved and decorated some of his used Omnipod Insulin Pumps and hung them on our CHRISTmas tree.
I thank God for all of His many blessings.
So thankful to have received our new Dexcom G4 Platinum Continuous Glucose Monitor and sensors this week :)
Isaac is looking forward to trying it out :) I have read some reviews that have stated a much farther range and better accuracy with the G4 compared to the 7 Plus~I sure hope so.
*I want a cure most of all but I am so thankful for better technology to help take care of our loved ones living with Type 1 Diabetes!
So much to be thankful for.
Isaac killed this buck on the morning of 11-15-12.
It is the largest buck he has killed.
I am so very proud of him :)
It was an eight pointer!
Great job Isaac~
