Do you remember the color of the month for November? Black, and I shared some cuteness, with little black chicks that grew into big black and white hens. At that time I shared there was more to the story.
The rest of the story is.. during the lock down, there was not an egg to be found in our county. We have been tossing around the idea of getting chickens for awhile. Well, when my husband could not have his fried egg in the morning, that was it. We ordered five chickens from our Farm and Fleet store. The chicks arrived May 15th.
My husband built the coop in the photo below. I will share a post on the coop build in the coming weeks.
We named our sweet hens, Lolly, Polly, Molly, Holly and Dolly.
Not only do we have farm fresh eggs.
I have great fertilizer for my gardens.
Merry Christmas
♥
Jeremy and Carla
Lolly, Holly, Molly, Dolly and Polly
I love this last picture, and am assuming it is your Christmas card this year. Wow, you guys really DO love eggs!!
ReplyDeleteWhat FOLLY!!!! I love it
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! You two were meant for chicken raising I think. They are some pretty girls too!
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat. Love the names of all of your chicks! I prefer fresh laid eggs over the store bought ones. I would love to have a chicken house and hens, but I'm too afraid of snakes!! Merry Christmas
ReplyDeleteCarla, You and your hubby are so cute...so young. I read the story you sent to Ted and he loved it too. I told him I thought you wrote very well. Like I would love to read some of your stories. LOL We laughed about the pounding. :) Blessings to all of you. Be safe. Blessings and love, Susie
ReplyDeleteI love this Carla! Got your Christmas card, and I love it!! Chickens are full of drama, so much fun! What an exciting adventure for you! Amazing coop your husband built! Lots of fun times ahead with the chickens :)
ReplyDeleteI love this Carla! Got your Christmas card, and I love it!! Chickens are full of drama, so much fun! What an exciting adventure for you! Amazing coop your husband built! Lots of fun times ahead with the chickens :) Have a blessed Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteYou guys are so cute with your chicks and congrats on raising them and now you have fresh eggs. I have had fresh eggs in the past and I have to say they do taste so much better than store bought that are older. Love their names. xoxo Kris
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute picture of you both. Love the names for your chickens. Wishing you a Merry Christmas, Carla.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute story. I had to laugh at the chicken's name. What came to mind is Lollipop song. I bet they would come running if they heard that old song. Nothing like knowing where your food comes from. Wishing you the best of luck with raising your chicken. There are so many benefits.
ReplyDeleteI love the Christmas photo. Thanks for sharing.
Stay safe and well.
Hugs, Julia
Oh yes, they provide more than just eggs!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from the North Pole,
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That's the cutest thing I've ever seen. I love their names and that coop?? What a talented DIY guy you have! xo
ReplyDeleteHow fun is that?! I was just talking with my dad about how they always had eggs on the farm. Enjoy! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your family, stay safe and well. enjoy your eggs.
ReplyDeleteYou know how happy this makes me. This is my favorite photo of 2020!
ReplyDeleteI love that photo of you two with the chicks. How very happy and sweet.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
I have been so fortunate to get eggs at the store every time. In fact, we have enough for baking as well. I'm glad your husband can have his fried egg for breakfast now. I was just about to make a fried egg and toast. Carla, this is a wonderful Christmas photo of both of you. : )
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Gentle hugs,
ReplyDeleteand Wishes for a Peaceful
Eve of Christmas,
and Christmas Day,
to you and yours...
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Carla, my blog friends mean a lot to me, YOU especially, and I wanted to come over on Christmas Eve and wish you the Merriest Christmas. You have been such a wonderful blog friend to me, loyal and always there, and I have enjoyed our e-mail chats very much. Have a beautiful day with all your family Carla.
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That's and awesome story. Hooray for eggs! Love the photos.
ReplyDeleteThis post tickled me so much! FIRST ... those darling black chickies! Black is my favorite color and they were (as babies) so perfectly black! And then to grow up to be black and white! Blanc Noir is my favorite color scheme of all. And their names! Just wonderful. I happen to love names that end in the "lly" sound! And I bet those eggs are scrumptious. What a honey of a chicken coop too! Good job, Jeremy. xoxo
ReplyDeleteJust love that last photograph.
ReplyDeleteAlso really like the names Lolly, Polly, Molly, Holly and Dolly :)
All the best Jan