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Ha, yes! We FiSHies are everywhere!

Pigpen turned out to be cotton candy pink and blue, a little yuppie tye dye style. I was going for a deep purple so will be doing her again. Pigpen and Twistie. I like the color Twistie turned out, though it reminds me a bit of the dyed water at the mini golf place.

Yep, Thor is my daughters stuffed pet. He's really not huge though, he just has that much fluff! LOL. I'm working on uploading pics of the two dyed chickens (I would never, ever dye Thor, he's being shown this year) here soon. Their color ended up much lighter than intended so I'm going to redo...

My husband spent the day vomiting incessantly, so nothing much was accomplished. Tomorrow will be the day! I hope!

today is Silkie Dye Day, PigPen will be purple (trying for a nice deep purple to make her head look less disgusting looking when she rubs it into things) and my little Twistie will be bright blue. My kids are very excited.

I have one white Silkie hen who has some psychological issues. She is a buff Silkie in a white Silkie's body. She is a disgusting pig, and I think she grinds her head into anything dirty, sticky, or otherwise gross in an effort to become a buff. I've decided to take some food coloring in a spray...

Quote: Yes, she does! But I won't tell Thor, he takes his Big Serious Man Silkie job very seriously, and would be deeply offended if he knew I was sharing photos of his torture. But he is sooooo floooofy. And cute. Poor guy, he's about as far from manly as you can get. Stupidly, yesterday I...

He really isn't, he's not oversize for a Silkie- but he has a TON of fluff. My daughter is also teeny tiny! It's funny, get Thor wet and he is half the size he is dry. Love wet Silkies.

Quote: LOL, yes, Thor enjoys the blow dryer. But, being lazy and bathing 40 some chickens, I decided the ridiculous heat could do the deed for me. They remain unimpressed.

My one D'uccle hen got her bath too. She was considerably less offended than the Silkies.

A flock of wet Silkies is a sad sight to behold... I've been feeding them a lot of veggies from the garden and everyone was getting kind of grimy, so I waited for the next 100 degree day (didn't take long) and bathed and treated everyone for mites. Needless to say, everyone was very sad, sodden...