A-freakin-mazing the amount of work it took to dig into the chicken pen. For two eggs. What were we thinking?
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A-freakin-mazing the amount of work it took to dig into the chicken pen. For two eggs. What were we thinking?
It makes for some beautiful and perfect seasonal photo opps….
still…Better thou than me. Oh! We too have snow but nothing that deep.
Merry Christmas.
Happy Holidays
12 inches on the ground in Spotsylvania and we are under a blizzard warning through 6 PM. By the time I got the deck and driveway shoveled you could barely tell that I had done anything.
Discouraging, isn’t it? Mind you back!
This is one time I’m glad we are in New Orleans and not yet living there, but by next winter we will be. Stay warm and don’t have any accidents.
Sounds like time to reevaluate the chicken pen location…Like maybe closer to the garden fortress.
Beautiful shot though. I can see Christmas card shots for years to come in the offing.
Speaking of shots, received the calendar today. Much impressed with the quality…and the images.
Okay, you’re pushing me towards a I TOLD YOU SO moment.
I opted for next to the garden shed. OH NO we couldn’t do that, we’d have chickens on this side of the road!
It wasn’t a week before they were coming over scratching in the compost. Now, they are scratching around in the foundation plantings right under my window!
But she was right, I was wrong, and I’ll just hush.
Glad you like the calendar!
Wow! That’s some snow. Makes me remember the several comparable blizzards here in the midwest, and one in 1977 when we lived in Colorado. It’s beautiful for the first five minutes, and as long as you don’t have to go anywhere. Yeah, right! That’s enough snow for the whole winter. Just try to be a kid again!
Betcha are glad you don’t live up north where this is a once weekly occurrence! Enjoy your couple of eggs, you have earned them.
Bill:www.wildramblings.com