I came across this wonderful chicken house while driving thru a North Augusta neighborhood. It is interesting to me how the people who built it took great care and made such a great place for their chickens! The streets were lined with very expensive houses on the banks of the Savannah River. One was underconstruction and was open with no one around...and...YES...of course we went in!! Oh my!! How huge it was! It even had an elevator! The people live large and I guess...so do the chickens!!
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
The Chicken Coop
I came across this wonderful chicken house while driving thru a North Augusta neighborhood. It is interesting to me how the people who built it took great care and made such a great place for their chickens! The streets were lined with very expensive houses on the banks of the Savannah River. One was underconstruction and was open with no one around...and...YES...of course we went in!! Oh my!! How huge it was! It even had an elevator! The people live large and I guess...so do the chickens!!
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Denver

Meet Denver...he is my special friend. He always greets me with lots of love and excitement. Denver keeps me company on those long lonely days and nights when the kids are gone. He also thinks he can take over the bed at night. He really should pick a side to sleep on, but he likes the middle, all pushed up against me or on my pillows. Can't figure that one out. I guess he is like me...a little spoiled...or maybe a lot. He travels with me sometimes, so he thinks he can drive too. Popa calls him Fred and thinks I should sell him on ebay. Ha Ha Ha... I really think he loves him, but just don't want anyone to know it. Everyone said he couldn't be taught tricks, but he shakes hands with either paw you ask for. He can give you a high five. He will sit when you tell him to do it. He will play fetch with you. He really likes to tear up stuffed animals. Denver can dig a mean hole in the back yard without being asked. In the front yard, my yard, your yard...it doesn't matter where. Denver once roamed the neighborhood. He liked to play "hide and seek" or maybe it was "tag you're it". You could call him and he would come to you, but when you wanted him to go in the house, he would take off again. You would have to laugh because there was no need in crying. It would just make your eyes red. I am thankful today for something that has brought me such joy. I hope everyone has a great day!
~Sunshine
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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