Well Raiquee--guess what? You forgot to whisper sweet eggplant nothings to my plants when you were here! I was out ther yesterday and I have only one marble sized fruit! I have 6 plants and they all look good and healthy so I am not giving up just yet. C'mon over to the canning board--there is sure to be someone who has successfully canned the thing you mentioned...Carbonata? Sounds like a sauce...
Good news and bad news here...remember this morning when I said the girls were creating a ruckus? I went down there with some bread and just sat coaxing them out from under the HUGE stinging nettle that they love to run around in. They were eating some bread and we wewere starting to talk and all of a sudden one of the roos screamed and they all ran back under! I looked around and still could see nothing so I went back to my log chair. Low and behold, about 10 minutes later a huge hawk comes swooping down through the dooryard! Thanks Goodness it didnt get anything! I sure did not see it in the trees anywhere but they knew it was there! They are amazing at spotting predators. I will be the predator now...the .22 will be going down with me tomorrow...got to give that bird a little scare I think!
The good news is that the striped roo came home. He was maybe hiding out in the barn? My daughter saw him up near the pear tree at the road and I coaxed him at least to the lower level near the rest of the birds. The buff Orpington got out of her pen in the coop too (got great security here...) and is now thinking about being broody here. Her owner did say she is determined to have some babies!
OK--water is running outside so I better get to it...Terri O
Good news and bad news here...remember this morning when I said the girls were creating a ruckus? I went down there with some bread and just sat coaxing them out from under the HUGE stinging nettle that they love to run around in. They were eating some bread and we wewere starting to talk and all of a sudden one of the roos screamed and they all ran back under! I looked around and still could see nothing so I went back to my log chair. Low and behold, about 10 minutes later a huge hawk comes swooping down through the dooryard! Thanks Goodness it didnt get anything! I sure did not see it in the trees anywhere but they knew it was there! They are amazing at spotting predators. I will be the predator now...the .22 will be going down with me tomorrow...got to give that bird a little scare I think!
The good news is that the striped roo came home. He was maybe hiding out in the barn? My daughter saw him up near the pear tree at the road and I coaxed him at least to the lower level near the rest of the birds. The buff Orpington got out of her pen in the coop too (got great security here...) and is now thinking about being broody here. Her owner did say she is determined to have some babies!
OK--water is running outside so I better get to it...Terri O