i can only imagine how happy they were with their "treats".I've only had one mouse ,that I know of , get in the coop and it became a prize in a crazy game of keepaway. There was much fun and noise. I couldn"t stop laughing.
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Evening Friends,
Just wanted to check in - My cousin died today. 54 years old. Sande was a wonderful person and my idol, my rock, my guide, my mentor. The only person I could talk with about the lasting chemo effects. She relied on me to explain silly things to her like " don't handle the china anymore- you WILL drop it" when we can no longer control our hands or feel with our finger pads, or tricks like: "if you want to feel something soft, use your cheek" or how to accept hugs with a port installed without hurting. I'm glad i could help her. But now she's gone - and no one will ever understand me like that again.
Then my husband called from home - a beautiful Wheaten Ameraucana hen died for no apparent reason. Laying dead in the middle of the field - no trauma - no missing feathers. Young bird who I named after my grandmother Kalliopi. The only broody I could always rely on.
RIP Sande, Kalliopi
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They have both flown the coop this first day of spring.
I'm in shock still. Grateful the pain hasn't set in fully yet.![]()
Oes - I'm trying to follow your example - wish we were closer.
Denise