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Archive for March 7th, 2009

That Rooster!

Mar
7

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He’s mean. He’s so mean, Princess won’t help with the chickens anymore. She says he comes after her when she goes to put them up at night. He watches for me when I go out to the chicken house to collect eggs. He dashes from the chicken yard into the house and harasses me while I’m taking eggs.

Then yesterday he bit me on the leg.

I think he’s about to become our first experiment in free ranging.

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I baked Pepperoni Lasagna for dinner last night. I was out of ricotta cheese–but no problem! I had milk so I made my own!

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