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This is Peter. Peter is a girl. She is an Easter Egger. I picked her because she is suppose to lay blue or green eggs or if I’m really lucky, pink eggs. And also, because quite frankly when she grows up she will be one strange looking bird. But for the time being I am Read More >>
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The post office called about 10am this morning. “Please come quick! Your package is chirping.” So I called my assistant who happened to be home from pre-school today and asked if she wanted to go to the post office with me to pick up some baby chicks. And she did. And waiting inside were 5 Read More >>
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Spring has arrived. I think I read the weather is suppose to be in the mid 60’s this week. The radishes are sprouting. And the peas are growing fast. The strawberries are coming back to life. And look, my second batch of peas is starting to sprout. The chives are also appearing and I think Read More >>
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There is a cereal sale going on at Albertsons. Would you like some free cereal? Do you know anyone who would like some free cereal? Would you like to donate some free cereal to your local food bank? Well if you live in the Pacific Northwest and have an Albertsons nearby, here is how to Read More >>
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I brought some free discarded bok choy home from the grocery today for my chickens. When I asked the produce guy if I could have the bok choy scraps to take home for free he had a strange look on his face, like “Sure lady, if you’re hungry go ahead and take it.” I didn’t Read More >>
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