ONE. Our Nike dog came to us via a chance encounter with Camp Companion and our unexpected, totally spontaneous adoption. His breed was unknown. We have since nailed his breed down to a Norwich Terrier. He fits all the descriptions from personality to looks. Tonight this advertisement was in our local paper: Norwich Terrier Pup: … Read More
Not a typical Saturday
When I went out to collect eggs Saturday morning and let the chickens out for the day … I was pleasantly surprised to see rows of white chairs set up in our neighbor’s yard, along with some flowers and tulle draped from trees. A wedding was clearly on tap for the day It was fun … Read More
Favorite Leftovers
Spaghetti. They love it. They like any table scraps I give them, but the spaghetti really gets the best response. Since the chickens absolutely LOVE worms, I bet the noodles look like albino worms to the hens. Just a little something I thought you’d like to know.
Chickens and Eggs
It is an insanely cold right now in the frozen tundra we call home. Seriously … it is NEGATIVE seven degrees and it FEELS like NEGATIVE Twenty-nine! Someone please remind me why we chose to live here. I could be in Austin, TX where it is 37 degrees right now, and tomorrow it will be … Read More
Two dozen today
One of my favorite gifts to give .. is useful simple home grown and tasty I hope you are more ready than I am!
Fresh chicken and what I’ve done today.
Bet I know what you are thinking…after you read the today’s title, and as you see this picture of a processed chicken. The above hen was free range and did come from a local farm — but she ain’t one of mine. Today I made homemade chicken and noodles. This very statement will make my 3 children … Read More
Eggs
As our nest empties this week with the kids heading back to college — I feel compelled to mention the nesting — or lack of it in the chicken coop lately. The heat of the last couple weeks has taken a toll on our hens — which has resulted in vast barren-ness among the biddies. Today I … Read More
Chick update
“Chick” . . . as in Poultry. Rosie — the oldest hen in our pen (rhyme intended) has been a part of my flock from the beginning. I’ve always been partial to her — she has a sweet disposition and is the most tame of all the hens. When we brought Rosie home she was a … Read More
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