Chickies in my future!
Yesterday was a fun, productive day around here.
A day that I have been waiting for, for a very long time…possibly 8-9 years.
We started building a chicken coop.
My chicken coop.
For my chickens.
For the 12 chicks that I’ve ordered.
It’s funny how something so small can make a girl so happy.
Cash is really quite excited too. He loves to chase things , eventually leaving feathers strewn all over our yard.
We celebrated by having S’Mores.
…discovering that Peeps work great in S’Mores.
chickie charm
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Just tinkering around…
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Welcome to my place ~ so glad to have you…Elaine
taken with the creative eye {& finger} of Tres Birds Photography
This on-line journal is my outlet for talking about the creative elements that make up my days. They are the things that make me smile and I love sharing them with others.
tinker: {ting-ker} ~verb 1.a person skilled in various kinds of work [jack {jill}-of-all trades] 2.to repair, adjust or experiment with 3.an act or instance of tinkering.
verve: {vurv} ~verb 1.enthusiasm or vigor, as in artistic work; spirit 2.vivaciousness, liveliness, animation
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Look!! No more snow!! You ARE a lucky girl!!
I love that Little Chickie picture in that charm.
Glad your able to get to work on it without the snow.
Actually, Wendy and Amber, we woke up to fresh snow this morning – and both days we’ve been building we’ve had rain, hail, snow and sun – it’s the sun that keeps us going!
Congratulations! LOL! That doggie looks perfectly happy to hold up that 2×4 with his side, LOL! I think that s’mores w/ peeps for the marshmallow is a perfect way to celebrate for the chicken coop groundbreaking ceremony! Very cute!
P.S. That chickie charm is darling!
I thought I knew you so well, but I have to say I didn’t know you have been wanting to build a chicken coop (and have chickens) for 8-9 years. I loved your post today!!
I love the charm. Congrats on the chickens and the coop.
OH, my gosh! I have always wanted to have chickens and build them a wonderful home. I grew up visiting my Aunt’s farm in Cheney, Washington and loving playing with her chickens. We even had a little pet Bantie chicken who had a broken leg. My aunt set it on a popsickle stick and let the little guy live in the house while he healed. Your chickie soldered charms are great too!