Today is Wednesday, July 7, 2010. The sun made an appearance yesterday before the storms rolled in once again. Today is suppose to be 96 and cloudy, cloudy is okay, just no more rain. The yard looks like a jungle, so maybe if it dries out, I can get it cut in the next couple of days.
So without any sun, I haven't been able to get a picture of the girls sunning. Well yesterday when the sun did come out, they did sun. Not the best picture, but this is the best I was going to get. After I got them cleaned and fed they ate, groomed themselves and then found a patch of sun. I tried to get better pictures around the other side of the coup, but they weren't having it. Maybe this week they will decide to sun in the yard again, if so I will get better pictures.
Have to get the books done for quarterly taxes today. I am not a paper pusher and really dislike doing this chore. But, like a lot of things it has to be done. So that is on the list of to do's first. Hopefully I will be able to finish up at least two of the projects that I have almost done. This depends on the power. I got so lucky last night, finished dinner just before the power went out. There would have been some real unhappy campers if the power had went out first. LOL Those guys have to eat a real meal and a cold sandwich is not a meal.
Time to take care of the critters. The birds are singing and the rooster has been crowing the last 15 or 20 minutes. He sounds so grown up and he is only 15 weeks old. Just think in another eight weeks, we may have eggs. They will come off of their starter food this weekend, and go on their big chicken food.
Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today. ~Brightest Blessings~
Hey Dede
ReplyDeleteThe chickens do look dead when they are sunning. LOL It is about time do my quarterly reports but mine are going to be really simple this time.LOL
Enjoy the sunshine today!!
Hugs
Chris
I would love to have some chickens... glad to hear that you have warmer temps... ours is a bit warmer yet they are still calling for rain throughout the weekend... strange july indeed...
ReplyDeleteWe are sweltering here! Send me some cool rain, please! :) Love your chickens. I do so want some, but first I have to make enough money to build a fox-proof henhouse. I hope by next summer. :) xox!! Pam
ReplyDeleteHow cute they are soaking up the sun. I love your chickens and your little rooster.
ReplyDeleteMary
Hey Dede! How things? Woah, that is strange weather! all those thunderstorms and dark clouds! I was sorta hoping for a storm over here, but after hearing your experince, I will pass! Your chickens are great! I would love some myself! I love the sound of a cockle doodle do! ((hugs!!))
ReplyDeleteOooooo I'm hoping for some thunderstorms tomorrow, whooo hooo, if we get them, sigh, fingers crossed, lol. How can you people down south stand the heat??? It's draining me!!
ReplyDeleteThe girls are growing so fast!! Yum fresh eggs, send some my way.
Can't wait to see your finished creations, I always love seeing what your creating next!!
Have a great day Dede!!
((Big Hugs))
Brenda
Just started following your blog....LOVE those chickens..
ReplyDeleteWe live on a old sheep farm my husband still maintains..but no more sheep ..just horses
Love those chickens
Hus and love
Lisa wolf
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Oh I love your chucks...so beautiful..I miss mine so much!! We can only have one here in town..I think they do better in pairs at least..better with like 4 or 5. I do love chickens!
ReplyDeleteWe have had a very weird summer...mostly 75 and cooler, lots of rain. Usually by now the lake water is warm enought to really enjoy swimming..is still freezing!! I hope it cools down for ya hon!!
Hugs and love, Sarah