It's been a tough week

After crying in the supermarket parking lot I pulled myself together, went home and made dinner. Then I spent the rest of the week playing catch up on all the work I didn't get done while trying in vain to help that one weak chick. The hatchery is working to figure out what exactly went wrong so it never happens again and we should be getting a few more chicks this coming week.
#homegrownkosher #shabbos #bringthemhomenow #grief

[@partlycloudyoptimist809]

I hope you found some peace this Shabbos. Bless you.

[@jamiekendall7245]

Sending love and hugs 💜

[@user-ld5qu4jj5w]

I too had similar experience with chicks I ordered a few years ago, and having one die in my hands. I couldn’t stop crying! I am also so thankful for Shabbos and like one commentator stated we should try to not focus on the news, but more on HaShem and his promises. May G-d bring you strength, shalom ❤️

[@dispekfulchikensammichwith431]

Let Shabbos bring you peace. My family ended up in the US bc of Antisemitism in the Soviet Union. While we may not be practicing Jews anymore, my grandfather made sure we understood our roots and the history that brought us here. You're not alone, and there are those of us that will always stand up for you. ❤

[@hellohello2711]

Start practicing again, give it a try

[@mashakalinkina7207]

I know some people find it distasteful, and it’s not that I dont care, but I'm Much happier being more disconnected from The News. Stay in touch with your loved ones, empathize when horrors touch their lives like war, but immersing ourselves daily in The News is detrimental to our well-being. A single person cannot psychologically handle all the awfuls of the world, much less on a daily basis. Feels like we’re constantly being inundated whereas focus may have been a bit tighter in yesteryears. We had so much local stuff to keep our minds busy with. Maybe pick a few people/goals/good deeds to focus on. Sorry about your chicks, poor babies. :/