Mary is such a dignified and stately lady, with one exception and that's after her morning drink she likes to scamper across the yard, wings a-flapping. I'm reallh happy with her condition and joyfulness.Good evening everyone
love her inspectionshe very pretty
Mary is another beautiful girl
It may come to that. His wife speaks Catalan and some English so translation is possible.
Isn't she! And she's eating well and moving around well. She's been keeping Janet company under the tall grasses (where Janet has been hiding since the coryza came on).
Of course it has. I should've thought of that. Damn virus. Hopefully his wife will be there too.It may come to that. His wife speaks Catalan and some English so translation is possible.
The chicken club has been killed off by the virus for the foreseeable future.
Walnut cake! YummyI think I may - the chickens may be my excuse to start. But it is a whole production - you have to wear gloves because they turn your hands black (also good for home-made dye). Then you have to figure how to get them open - some people put steel plates over them and then drive their car over the plate - I am thinking of a hammer on the steel plate. But I think I will have a go this year. I make one hell of a walnut cake but I end up buying the walnuts which seems silly as they rain down on my head.
@Aussie-Chookmum Janet's scar is almost invisible. It's a tiny hair line that you wouldn't notice if you weren't looking for it. I'm pretty sure my phone's camera can't see it or I'd take a picture of it.Look at her go! I'm so pleased the procedure went well and everything seems to be healing up nicely!
45 minutes?! It takes me over an hour! More if I've missed a day or we've been especially chatty.
Actually, if not much has been happening and it takes me less than an hour, I kind of feel at a loss....
That might be the best picture I've seen of her. She looks wonderful!
Black walnuts are very difficult to work with. My Dad loves walnuts. He tried one time to harvest the black walnuts and gave up. Too much work.I think I may - the chickens may be my excuse to start. But it is a whole production - you have to wear gloves because they turn your hands black (also good for home-made dye). Then you have to figure how to get them open - some people put steel plates over them and then drive their car over the plate - I am thinking of a hammer on the steel plate. But I think I will have a go this year. I make one hell of a walnut cake but I end up buying the walnuts which seems silly as they rain down on my head.
That is what I am told but I think it would be fun to try once at least. The squirrels seem to manage them just fine!
