Re: It's Wednesday
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 7:16 pm
Speaking of large eggs... ...
... ... that's a bad transition from Kathryn's brief egg comment
but I cannot help it, I'm over-delighted.
Two lovely proud large-egg-laying hens have arrived. Nancy, I'm frustrated that I was not prepared with a camera. Sigh. But I'll get a photo later.
As per my usual experience with ladies who keep chickens, this one was pleasant, honest and welcoming. Dd and I could not have had a nicer, more scenic trip, or a more enjoyable experience petting her other animals. If anything, I believe these hens are younger than the lady thought. She mentioned the feathers on the ground and I said we had one in molt, too. But, sadly no, she explained it was where the rooster had been killed by her neighbor's dog. She's had a hard time, poor thing. A man was coming to buy the rest of her (more rare) flock after we left, and I imagine if I had not called as quickly as I did he would have taken all of them.
Sadie, that's right, it wasn't that long ago, was it, that you were telling us about the extreme changes in your home area. ((ds16)) Hope he feels completely well soon.
I forgot to come back and say the other day that my disappointment in the "remake" (not) of The Munsters, called mockingbird lane, was absolute. I'll probably never glance at it again.
We are watching The Munsters all evening, having set the DVD to "play all". That will be fun. To school today dd14 wore her "Team Edward" tee shirt (a take-off on Twilight) that shows a large portrait of Eddie Munster.
One ouch here today, as HRH was stung by a yellow jacket.
I'll spend the evening working on Christmas cards for Holiday Grand Plan. Anyone else doing that this evening? I've always been so impressed by those of you who sometimes did.
... ... that's a bad transition from Kathryn's brief egg comment
As per my usual experience with ladies who keep chickens, this one was pleasant, honest and welcoming. Dd and I could not have had a nicer, more scenic trip, or a more enjoyable experience petting her other animals. If anything, I believe these hens are younger than the lady thought. She mentioned the feathers on the ground and I said we had one in molt, too. But, sadly no, she explained it was where the rooster had been killed by her neighbor's dog. She's had a hard time, poor thing. A man was coming to buy the rest of her (more rare) flock after we left, and I imagine if I had not called as quickly as I did he would have taken all of them.
Sadie, that's right, it wasn't that long ago, was it, that you were telling us about the extreme changes in your home area. ((ds16)) Hope he feels completely well soon.
I forgot to come back and say the other day that my disappointment in the "remake" (not) of The Munsters, called mockingbird lane, was absolute. I'll probably never glance at it again.
We are watching The Munsters all evening, having set the DVD to "play all". That will be fun. To school today dd14 wore her "Team Edward" tee shirt (a take-off on Twilight) that shows a large portrait of Eddie Munster.
One ouch here today, as HRH was stung by a yellow jacket.
I'll spend the evening working on Christmas cards for Holiday Grand Plan. Anyone else doing that this evening? I've always been so impressed by those of you who sometimes did.