I will be posting....soon....

I will get back into the routine of posting, soon, at the moment I'm so tired it isn't even funny and this weekend isn't going to help as I'll be running ever single day.

I need to post the start of my pumpkin harvest and I need to do some major harvesting soon. But that is going to have to wait until at least tomorrow..

3 to 4 Weeks!

And I will have a new chicken coop! It will be divided into two sections so Kernel and his girls can have their own space. There will be plenty of pictures when it gets here, but before it gets here I need to remove some branches for the apple tree (it will be against it) and get some gravel to level out the space. Updates to come!

Their Getting Along!

Introduced the girls to Kernel yesterday and everyone is getting along fine, even if they are ignoring each other for the moment. Pictures soon (they can all walk under his chest, with clearance!) I need to charge my camara batteries.

I've been busy with the garden and am over run with tomatoes! But I don't think I'll be planting Chocolate Strips next year, they didn't produce much and what they produced went bad fast. Our first frost hit last Thursday so I'm hoping I can get everything in (and ripe, I have some very green pumpkins) before our first bad frost, this one just killed some gourd leaves. Today the smaller of the EE/BR roosters (who are still looking for a new home(s)) got in the garden and was running around having a good old time.

There in the coop!

The bantam cochins are out of my room and our now in a cage in the coop! Tonight I plan to introduce them to Kernel. My room got a good vacuuming but still needs some dusting and a little more cleaning overall, but it is so nice to have them outside!

Almost Move-out Time!

One Week to Go!

Until the bantam cochins are out of quarantine (woot!) and can move out of my room to the coop, we will see how they get along with Kernel. 

5 out of 5!

All five hens old enough to lay, layed today.

This is what happens....

When you haven't harvested for almost a week: 3 zucchini, an eight ball squash, 2 Mortgage lifters, about 13 Riesentraube, and about 17 of the hybrid babies :