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Writer's pictureRay Leonard Bitangcol

One Day Old Chicks

One day old chicks—tiny, fluffy, and full of potential. My journey with these delicate creatures began unexpectedly when I visited a rural farm, and it turned out to be an eye-opening experience that left me with valuable lessons about farming, learning, and the resilience of life.

Chapter 1: The Farm Visit

Nestled amidst rolling hills and sprawling fields, I found myself at a quaint farm on a sunny morning. It was a place far removed from the hustle and bustle of city life, and the air was filled with the scent of freshly turned earth and the sweet songs of birds.

As I explored the farm, I came across a small coop filled with chirping one-day-old chicks. They were huddled together under a heat lamp, their fluffy feathers glistening in the warm light.

Chapter 2: A Delicate Beginning

One-day-old chicks, I learned, are incredibly fragile yet resilient creatures. Their first day of life is a critical period, as they rely on warmth and nourishment to thrive. I watched as the farm's caretakers diligently tended to their needs, providing a carefully controlled environment.


As I held a chick in my palm, I marveled at the fragility of life. It was a reminder that even the smallest and most vulnerable beings possess an innate will to survive and thrive.

Chapter 3: Lessons from the Farm

My time at the farm was not just about observing; it was also about learning. I discovered that raising one-day-old chicks required a deep understanding of their needs, from maintaining the right temperature to providing a balanced diet.

The farm's caretakers, with their weathered hands and a wealth of knowledge, shared stories of their own journeys in farming. They spoke of the challenges they faced and the rewards they reaped from nurturing life on the land.

Chapter 4: The Circle of Life

As the days passed, I watched the one-day-old chicks grow into strong, vibrant birds. Their once downy feathers transformed into sleek plumage, and their initial fragility gave way to resilience.

The farm was a living testament to the cycle of life and the interconnectedness of all living beings. Each one-day-old chick that grew into a healthy bird was a testament to the dedication of the farmers and the tenacity of life itself.

Chapter 5: The Gift of Resilience

My journey with one-day-old chicks left me with a profound appreciation for the resilience of life. These fragile beings, born into a world of uncertainties, taught me that with care, nurturing, and determination, even the most vulnerable can flourish.

As I left the farm, I carried with me the lessons I had learned—the importance of stewardship, the value of hard work, and the beauty of resilience in the face of challenges.

So here's to one-day-old chicks—a symbol of life's resilience and a reminder that every beginning, no matter how delicate, holds the promise of growth, learning, and strength.


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Luke Bitangcol
Luke Bitangcol
Sep 15, 2023

uh UH! the old day chicks is yummy don't pet the old day chicks lol! 😝

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