There's been a lot going on... So, I'm putting up a group of posts at once. You might want to start here: What's Going On? (Sing me some Marvin Gaye.) Chicken Hope Chest Loss When Gardens Don't Go As Planned This Post: Relish Happiness I'm was going to title this post: My Chicken Is Prettier Than Your Chicken. But that's not nice. :-) Okay, who else has pretty chickens? Penelope is our first girl to "develop" (har har) and these pictures are from a couple of weeks ago. She ... continue reading...
A Slice of July – A Photo Post
What we see, what we saw. Photos taken with my Canon PowerShot SX530 HS Camera (mostly). When the Potatoes Were Wee Not Quite Knee-High on the 4th of July Through My Kitchen Window I See... A Visitor! Oh so tiny! Blowy... A Breeze That Has Not Yet Returned And then...this! We've driven ALL of these back roads for years... how did we never find this secluded spot? What's this? St. Michael's Mission Chapel From Exploring Upstate: The story of St. Michael’s ... continue reading...
Chicken Chores, by Daisy and Tracy
When we brought our chicks home, I thought at first Penelope (Australorp) would be the chicken in charge because she seemed a little bossy. But it was Daisy (another Australorp) who was leading the flock by the time we were ready to move them from brooder to coop. I'd say Daisy takes her job very seriously and holds the leadership role with little challenge. Every now and then one of the Barred Rocks will try her patience, but in all seriousness: I don't think "The Bards" are interested in being ... continue reading...
Here We Are At Mid-June
I have so many photos to post... I asked myself, do I add several small blogs to Garden, Cook, Eat, Repeat! or do I put up one big one and give ya all I've got? We're going to go with one big one. :-) I hope you like the photos. Most were taken with my Canon PowerShot SX530 HS Camera. A couple are from the iPhone, of course. It's been a looooong few weeks (months?). You know what we've been up to: coop building and putting in the 2020 gardens (list of what we planted) - and the challenges ... continue reading...
Leaving May, Entering June (Story, Photos, Video)
And here we are: June 2020. There's been a lot going on this past spring, hasn't there? It's time for an update on the 2020 gardens. I've added some chicken pics, too. :-) So... we changed our garden plans we made back in January. As you might know, we did a change up in April and decided to wait a year on planting our small orchard. Instead, we're going to take the time to prepare the soil for a year. That freed us up to take a very big step: bring home our eight chicks and focus our ... continue reading...
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