Happy Easter – You knew I was going to do this didn’t you!

The Old Codger chose this years chickens. They are Leghorns. They will grow to be leggy white chooks who lay good white eggs. He thinks they are an excellent old breed for this area.

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He had leghorns years and years ago. These are in a big tote in the basement with their warm light and water and food. There are twelve. Our new Easter Chicks.

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So here you are Dale. They are all lovely strong wee birds.

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Happy Easter.

Spring has come. We sowed the last of the little fields yesterday, the Salad Bar Field (which has perennial garlic, mint, lemon balm, parsley, chicory and chives coming up as well as the clovers and grasses) and the Corridor Paddock. Then last night we had a gentle rain. Perfect.

Good morning. Have a lovely, lovely day.

Love celi

PS. My essay this weekend over at The Parents Space is about a play therapy for a wee boy I was working with in England who had a stutter. 15 minutes of play a day. So simple and so magical. Please don’t feel compelled to go over, though of course I love you to read my writing, life is full of choices and this is just another one. This is where the writing is and it is a good discipline for me to write two pieces a week especially as it is forcing me to move this book (Potatoes are your Best Friend) out into the light. All smiles.

 

49 responses to “Happy Easter – You knew I was going to do this didn’t you!”

  1. Gosh I am early today! Happy Easter Cecilia and what beautiful chicks! Raining here this morning and that is fine – better than the snow last week. Will help to prompt my peas to grow that I planted yesterday!! A day in the green house looks to be on the cards for today, after I have done my pet run.

  2. Rainiing here too Celi! Yay! Your chook babies are adorable! We have broody chick sitting on 8 duck eggs! Keeping our fingers crossed they hatch out so we can pop them in the brooder! xoxoxo

  3. My daughter is going to be thrilled. Every year she asks me why she can’t have baby chickens and I explain to her that they grow into big chickens. I can’t wait to show her these…

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