The chickens are enjoying their small temporary run. Jonny has begun their large one, but it will probably be a week or two before it is complete. Yes, he is making it tall enough so that we can walk in it. We love love love these chickens even though they STINK!
The Golden Girls (Golden comets-we haven’t named them yet, can’t really tell them apart) are still awfully ugly. We are able to see past their ugliness to their inner goodness though.
Diane says
Be sure to post pictures of the new plum dress when you finish it!!!
Lerin says
As always… I love your photos.
Andrea says
Ginny,I can also relate on seeing the fireworks with kids for the first time. Our Josie seen them for the first time this year (came home from Liberia in Nov.). After I prepared her for it (loud noises, etc.) she absolutely loved them. The look on her face was priceless, when they were all going at once she started jumping up and down. Then at the end she said that she liked them and wanted to watch them again. We laughed and told her next year.Andrea
rs says
That made me laugh out loud – Seth hitting the van. Glad it's okay.Hey – what brand of front loader do you have, can I ask? Our (not-fancy, terrible, top-loading) washing machine just blew up all over our floor, and we bought a new front-loader last week…so anyway, doing retroactive research. The thing isn't coming until later this month…Beatrix is getting so big!Rachel
Annie says
Structure – you and me, too. I KNOW the kids need it. Do I need it? I don't know. I do know that on my own, I'd devolve into something very irregular, indeed. It is always a struggle. Tonight after church, how I wanted to look at them and say – dinner? Oh, come on! Just have a piece of cake and call it good. (My mom made us a cake…and that would have been enough for me, frankly.)