Your yard is ADORABLE, your chicken palace is SPLENDID and I love your little hens! Have you named them? Is the beautiful loaf of bread a 'welcome home' present for them? Or was it consolation for Ed that he's now become a.....farmer?! No matter, make him a nice cup of coffee and he'll get over it! Way to go, farmer Maria, a kindred spirit ;-)
I am my mother's daughter. She taught me how to knit, ride a horse, love and enjoy the unique characteristics of all living things, shoot a .22 rifle, drive a car, cook, be kind to people (if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all), sing, and country dance.
Back to knitting...I dream, think, read and talk knitting.
I knit every day.
"There are few things as rewarding as having someone comment on your blog. You have to think about it, knit it, write it, take the pictures, upload it...so when someone says something nice, it's an automatic pat on the back!" Fleegle
I'm not an animal person, but if I were I think I would like to have chickens. It looks like they have a fabulous home.
ReplyDeleteYour yard is ADORABLE, your chicken palace is SPLENDID and I love your little hens! Have you named them? Is the beautiful loaf of bread a 'welcome home' present for them? Or was it consolation for Ed that he's now become a.....farmer?! No matter, make him a nice cup of coffee and he'll get over it!
ReplyDeleteWay to go, farmer Maria, a kindred spirit ;-)
How wonderful to be able to gather your own eggs. I agree the chickens do live in a palace. You have been busy baking and growing your food.
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