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Comment on Aggravating Chickens by Karin Vail
My vote is OFF WITH THEIR HEADS! I wouldn’t wait for more egg layers
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I love your Garlic Braids! We use very little garlic in cooking. Even though I’m Italian, a little goes a long way as it upsets my stomach. Whoever heard of an Italian who couldn’t tolerate Garlic?...
View ArticleComment on Aggravating Chickens by Theresa
Chickens who won’t let a hen sit peaceably on her eggs should probably be gumbo. Otherwise, they’ll limit your flock in a very unhappy way. Della is a really beautiful hen.
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Comment on Aggravating Chickens by Valorie Spanogle
Poor Miss Della! It makes me sad for her to be going through this.
View ArticleComment on Aggravating Chickens by Donna F
I think you should cook a chicken in your solar oven and put it next to the red chicken’s pen as a warning of what’s next if they keep bullying that gorgeous white chicken! I’m so sad for her.
View ArticleComment on Aggravating Chickens by Sara
Della is a beautiful chicken! I hope that you can find some peace for her and she can be a Mom. I hope that you can find a resolution. I had no idea that raising chicken was so fraught with discord.
View ArticleComment on Della Update by Joyce Wilson
Judy, You can tell a young rooster by the feathers on the back of his neck. A rooster has pointy end hackles feathers. A hens hackles feathers are gently rounded.
View ArticleComment on Happy Anniversary Olfa! by Carolyn
I think we started quilting about the same time, maybe a little earlier for me. I remember when I was shown how to use the rotary cutters, and my MIL bought me new of all! I still have the mat I...
View ArticleComment on Happy Anniversary Olfa! by Judy S
Fun story! And whenever I look at antique quilts I marvel that they were done without any of our fun modern tools. That also makes me extra appreciative!
View ArticleComment on Camp Loopy – Project 3 by Joyce
I like both ‘On the Grass’ and ‘Grandpa’ a lot. I hope you can get them both done. They will be lovely! Also hope you get some rain soon!!!
View ArticleComment on Happy Anniversary Olfa! by Mary Jo
Love the block! Do you mind if I try to duplicate it and make a quilt?
View ArticleComment on Homemade Hamburger Buns by Linda in NE
That picture of the buns reminded me of the homemade buns the school cooks used to make for our sloppy joes when I was in high school. So good! I wonder if the kids get anything made from scratch in...
View ArticleComment on Almond Macaroon Cookies by Liz
Judy thanks for the recipe, when you get a minute (Ha) will you post your biscotti recipe?
View ArticleComment on Camp Loopy – Project 3 by Judy S
I agree, July is going by at a super fast clip! You find the best patterns! Love the texture of On the Grass. I decided to make a vest for my oldest grandson in his favorite color which is green. I...
View ArticleComment on Homemade Hamburger Buns by Diana
Did I miss the recipe ? Really must be blind if I did !LOL Sounds good ! Nothing like homemade and less preservatives for sure !
View ArticleComment on Happy Anniversary Olfa! by Deanna
Since I started quilting I have hoped the original inventor was rich and happy, as they have surely enriched the lives of happy quilters the world over.
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Comment on Screech! by Judy H
They’re beautiful! I think the Japanese Bantams are my favorite, but I really like the ones with fluffy feet, too! I never knew there were so many types of chickens before I started reading your blog!
View ArticleComment on Screech! by Sheryl
Ooh. Are you going to put them together for babies? I want one!
View ArticleComment on Screech! by JudyL
No, we’re not going to hatch any of their eggs. They’re predisposed to having leg issues and not a whole lot of them survive so I don’t want to deal with that.
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