Puii mei = my chicks or my babies

Puii [pooh-eeee] (the chicks)

Not an obsession, but these are my first chicks/pets.



I didn't know how chicks looked alseep so I took a picture. One dude has his beak in the corner. His? Her? I dunno.

Oh, so Dude (friend from home named Amanda) has dared to name like 4 chicks. I think they were...Blacky? Tacky? Macky? and something _ _cky.
But I am willing to let her name 1 chick and I'll tie a green thread or something, maybe a bandanna around it's head, so we know that one is her sponsored pet. I wanna see that $1 a month you promised dude so I can afford clothes and food for your chick and I won't eat it. You want a male too right? And yes, I think they will grow up to be black chickens.

So, since I don't know how to let you pick one (they're all babies still = blobs of black puff), name qualities in your chick and as they develop their own personalities, I'll match you two up (like in a reality love sitcom show): hoppy, sleepy, sneezy, really fluffy, small feet, etc....and I really have no idea how to know if it's a boy or girl. Hum...

*googling*

How can one tell if a chicken is male or female? In: Chickens and Roosters [Edit categories]

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You lift it up by the neck and if it's feet hang it's a boy but if it goes to the body it's a girl but be very careful with it's little neck!!! :)

Additional....

It depends how old the chicks are. By 4-5weeks, males will be large, aggressive and have tall, bright crests. Females are shyer, with not as bright crests.
By 10weeks the roosters will be obvious.
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*let's go test and see*

Test/Examine today

We had an exam today, which was why I wasn't online to talk to you again Katie.



The teachers had 6 stations ready, and we were all split up to spend 5 minutes at each station. This activity is still going on now.

Some stations were quicker than others, and easier than others.

I had a hard time with the first one, maybe it was the teachers ;) , but it was probably nerves.



I won't find out until Monday probably, but we did get graded from C- to A++ on how well we communicated, at each station.



I only took one pictures today, because we were having a test, and who takes pictures between tests, really!

Serious!

There is Betsy, the study buddy friend I made yesterday evening, we studied at the mall with Melissa and yeah...pretty sure all the Romanians within hearing distance were super confused and having a hoot.



We tried to have a converstation (in Romanian) about going to Sinaia, and Betsy asked me when and where, etc.. and we tried to pretend to buy a ticket, then we tried to get dinner on the train, where I offered to pay for the meal, but somehow Betsy's whole gazda family ended up eating with us, and I had to pay for 6 people's meal. I pretended to be the waitress too.



Most memorable topic of conversation: I asked Betsy what she was wearing because Sinaia is very cold, and she described her clothes, then she asked me and I said mult mult layers, but I was wearing a skirt, and she asked me if I would be cold wearing a skirt, I said I enjoyed the draft, and I said I had hairly legs so I was okay with the cold, no worries (because we learned how to say hair, and legs yesterday in class), and she asked me if it was curly, straight, or wavy. ...I didn't know how to answer. I said "da."

The automaic answer for all questions I don't understand.


When people forget words, and try to use words they know,....topic conversations can get interesting.

Cool beans, I think we all had fun, after that first station, we all were more confident. Pa pa!

p.s. I do shave my legs, I was just going with the dialogue at that moment.