<sigh> We passed 14 dead deer on the interstate today and it made me so sad to think of all that wasted venison jerky.... I love venison jerky.
DH is terribly paranoid about fire, so we can only have a fake tree. The cats love when the tree goes up! They lay under it and play around it. Callie hides her toys in the tree skirt and then 'finds' them again. They are always depressed when DH packs everything back up after New Year's, but he won't leave it up a day further than Jan 1.
We are back home. We crossed into Tennessee and headed into the first little mountain range and my soul heaved a contented sigh. We were still an hour away from the house, but we were home and I was happy.
Illinois was cold and dry and windy. It was so dry that I started having nosebleeds. Now I can't stop sneezing, and I know I'll be ill for a bit from sinus whiplash.
The chickens were all fine, as were the chicks. Little #16, the only naked neck chick, is not growing as fast, but she was last to hatch. I may graduate the others to the coop and keep her and another babe in the garage for a few more days. The partridge showgirl broody in the shed has a chick under her. The silkie partridge has decided to be broody. And the white showgirl was already acting broody. Stupid girls.
I may not be around much next week. My boss has surgery tomorrow, and will be out for 3-6 weeks. he won't be answering the phone this week, so I'll have to route all his calls and e-mails. Actually working at work. Oh the inhumanity.
Sure hope all goes well with my boss, and he heals up quick. Especially since it's prostate cancer. How unfn for his family.
Anyway, ya'll have a good week and try to stay out of trouble
DH is terribly paranoid about fire, so we can only have a fake tree. The cats love when the tree goes up! They lay under it and play around it. Callie hides her toys in the tree skirt and then 'finds' them again. They are always depressed when DH packs everything back up after New Year's, but he won't leave it up a day further than Jan 1.
We are back home. We crossed into Tennessee and headed into the first little mountain range and my soul heaved a contented sigh. We were still an hour away from the house, but we were home and I was happy.
Illinois was cold and dry and windy. It was so dry that I started having nosebleeds. Now I can't stop sneezing, and I know I'll be ill for a bit from sinus whiplash.
The chickens were all fine, as were the chicks. Little #16, the only naked neck chick, is not growing as fast, but she was last to hatch. I may graduate the others to the coop and keep her and another babe in the garage for a few more days. The partridge showgirl broody in the shed has a chick under her. The silkie partridge has decided to be broody. And the white showgirl was already acting broody. Stupid girls.
I may not be around much next week. My boss has surgery tomorrow, and will be out for 3-6 weeks. he won't be answering the phone this week, so I'll have to route all his calls and e-mails. Actually working at work. Oh the inhumanity.
Sure hope all goes well with my boss, and he heals up quick. Especially since it's prostate cancer. How unfn for his family.
Anyway, ya'll have a good week and try to stay out of trouble
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.
