We didn’t let the hens out last night, so this morning, the kids and I went out early to let them out. That’s 7:45a and I needed to coax Graham out of bed – didn’t take much to encourage him once he realized we’d be letting the hens outside. The morning was cool and windy, but the hens came out right away and started pecking away at the grass and exploring the area.
This blog is a record of our daily life ... the joys and struggles of raising our little flock to love life and the author of life, our Lord. There are many similarities between Christ's followers and a flock of sheep, thus the name of this blog. I'm trying to 'shepherd' my little flock to know and love Christ - this is my vocation.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Outdoor time
Last night, the whole family went out after supper to create an outside pen for the hens. Again, it’s crudely constructed, but we got it done in less than 2 hours and were back in the house in time for the kids’ bedtime. I didn’t get pictures of this process and that’s probably a good thing … you’d be able to see –forever—our disordered construction process!

We didn’t let the hens out last night, so this morning, the kids and I went out early to let them out. That’s 7:45a and I needed to coax Graham out of bed – didn’t take much to encourage him once he realized we’d be letting the hens outside. The morning was cool and windy, but the hens came out right away and started pecking away at the grass and exploring the area.


We didn’t let the hens out last night, so this morning, the kids and I went out early to let them out. That’s 7:45a and I needed to coax Graham out of bed – didn’t take much to encourage him once he realized we’d be letting the hens outside. The morning was cool and windy, but the hens came out right away and started pecking away at the grass and exploring the area.
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They're lovely chooks. Are you getting lots of eggs?
ReplyDeleteWe still get between 9 & 12 each day. I've meant to keep track in a more formal way (ie. write the number on the calendar!), but I know we've never had less than 9 eggs on a given day. That's pretty cool!
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