Coffee Club

[Ladies-Eight]

Coffee Clubbers good morning one and all!

Tea is ready.

Temperature is in the 70s.

Have a great day!

 

[CapricornFarm]

Pie? There's pie? Any left for me?

Princess said you're not allowed, but there is some in the fridge.

 

[sourland]

Princess said you're not allowed, but there is some in the fridge.

Not true. She says I need to gain weight.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Good morning club there is pie left not allot so come in get it.
Meantime I brought coffee too.

 

[Sequel]

Boy did I miss coffee club this morning! Well I have the pot set up. See you in the morning.

 

[CapricornFarm]

I got this piece back in class Wednesday.

 

[janiedoe]

Good morning. Iced coffee is the coffee for me today.

 

[sourland]

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee.

 

[microchick]

Morning all! Up with the chickens this morning. Second pot brewing. Help yourselves.

Highs in the upper 80s here today. Only news from this part of Missouri is that I lost three of my pet roosters to a fox on Monday. Not too happy about that. They were good boys and liked to hang around the barn and orchard.

This fox came up either to the barn or to the orchard to take them. Both are close to the house so this animal is fearless. Needless to say, no free ranging for them. I had considered letting my hens out to free range but am now glad I didn't decide to go through with the plan.

My husband saw the fox running away from the kills it had left in a pile. Two were gone with only piles of feathers and a wing as evidence. The other bird was left behind dead. If we catch it around again it will have it's hide nailed to the wall.'

I really envy people who can safely free range their birds.

 

[Sequel]

Morning all! Up with the chickens this morning. Second pot brewing. Help yourselves.

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Highs in the upper 80s here today. Only news from this part of Missouri is that I lost three of my pet roosters to a fox on Monday. Not too happy about that. They were good boys and liked to hang around the barn and orchard.

This fox came up either to the barn or to the orchard to take them. Both are close to the house so this animal is fearless. Needless to say, no free ranging for them. I had considered letting my hens out to free range but am now glad I didn't decide to go through with the plan.

My husband saw the fox running away from the kills it had left in a pile. Two were gone with only piles of feathers and a wing as evidence. The other bird was left to behind dead. If we catch it around again it will have it's hide nailed to the wall.'

I really envy people who can safely free range their birds.

I envy them too! I’m sorry you lost your boys!