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.
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