Chicken recess
The chickens are running loose for a while, a treat we give them for about 30 minutes before sundown. They search the ground for bugs, worms and green leaves, all the while murmuring and cooing to themselves, sounds of five happy girls. Then the sun suddenly plunges behind the mountain and they hustle themselves back into the pen, up the ramp to the coop and jump up on the roosting bar. Perfect!
An up-the-street neighbor brought me daisies she had thinned from her own garden. They are now surrounding the mail box and are likely to spread and take over the front yard. This is a good thing. Flowers are good and daisies are especially good. They ask for very little, water perhaps, but no mowing and little grooming. I'm going to enjoy watching them settle into their new home.
An up-the-street neighbor brought me daisies she had thinned from her own garden. They are now surrounding the mail box and are likely to spread and take over the front yard. This is a good thing. Flowers are good and daisies are especially good. They ask for very little, water perhaps, but no mowing and little grooming. I'm going to enjoy watching them settle into their new home.
What a sweet and neighborly thing. I hope your daisies will thrive & spread!
ReplyDeleteHi Rebecca -- She's a lovely person and gives a lot to her kids' classrooms, scouts and cares for a breeder dog for future assistant dogs. Her front yard is 100% flowers, very cottage-y and I often see her watering when I'm out walking our own dogs That's how we met, years ago, a sidewalk conversation.
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