Boo Boo laid three eggs and had a seizure. She recovered from that, and there was another seizure. She recovered from that and in time laid three more eggs, and the day after that third egg, she had another seizure and died!
    Now you need to understand, Boo Boo was kept in her own private suite. I only turned her out for short periods of time under our watchful eye. On one or two occasions, she did spend a little time with BoBo the rooster. Notice his white wing tips. Spice is busy eating while BoBo is busy escorting Boo Boo around the yard.

    Well, after she died, we took care of those eggs, got us an incubator, and put six eggs in the incubator. One day I discovered a hole in the first egg she ever laid, and I removed it from the incubator. So, we had five eggs in the incubator. By all evidence, it was very doubtful that any of the eggs were even fertile. Two of the eggs were quite old to be incubating. So we basically had three possibilities.
    Two days before the hatch date of the 12th of May, we had a severe thunderstorm that knocked the electricity out for about three hours between 12:30 am and about 3:30 am. Becky woke me up to tell me about it.
    So, in the rain, I go out and get the generator and hook it up on the front porch, and I proceed to do a hatch watch for the duration. Had we not done this, BooChick would not have been.
    But, Saturday, May 13, at about 3 in the afternoon, the day before Mother's Day, BooChick-ChickaBoo makes the debut. What a nice Mother's Day surprise for Boo Boo! Plus, BooChick came on Sis' birthday! Now if that don't fan your feathers!