He Might As Well Eat Worms | Chickens in the Road

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Dookie: “First it was the chickens. Then a giant puppy. Now goats! What about me? When do I get all the attention that I deserve, hmm? WHEN?”

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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....

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That looks great! Seems like all your problems at this new place have been with water. I hope this is the last of them.... - Jan Hodges on Finished Product
Fantastic Suzanne! Also incredibly smart to build over it that way so the fence isn't vulnerable to curious critters as a way to escape under where the water goes through!!! LOVE IT! It also soun... - BuckeyeGirl on Finished Product
Yay! Bring on the rain! Glad you got that problem fixed, Suzanne.... - brookdale on Finished Product
Driving a tractor is a blast! You can do it Woman!... - caprilis on Finished Product
Wow, looks great! Glad the former owners were well prepared. :) And looks nice up there. Is that today? We have snow and rain in the southern part of WV.... - STracer on Finished Product
So pleased it's all sorted out - let's hope it's the last of the problems.... - Rose H on Finished Product
Suzanne, so happy this adventure is over with-hopefully, things will settle down for you and Morgan, so you guys can continue with all your wonderful plans! =)... - Sheryl on Two Pipes to Nowhere
If you decide to use the scythe be sure that it is SHARP! It can be sharpened with a file, like you would a jacknife. Scything is not hard, it just takes practice. Easier than clipping or mowing tall... - brookdale on Barn Tour - Storage Side
Are barns in West Virginia built "looser" than more northern states? It seems like the the slats (siding?) on your barn have more space between them than the ones up north. I imagine it is because of ... - lavenderblue on Barn Tour - Storage Side
Awesome. Genius! We just got a tractor last year. It sits in the field across the way and mocks me. I gotta get me one of those 4-H manuals,too.... - rurification on 4-H Project

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