What a crazy week

Rainbow chard

Red Russian kale for market

I got to visit with my newest grand baby 

And my oldest grand daughter the Farmer Girl is a good cook too. 

Packing for a chicken show. I sold my old incubator and delivered it at the show. 

I left home at 4:30 am to make sure I got there on time. I also sold all the Silkies. That will make room to do more work with the little Nankins. 

The show was fun 

Over 800 birds were shown. I had a good time talking chicken. I’ll do another post with pictures of different birds. 

The plaques are made by the local high school wood shop. 

The buckles were really pretty   

A long drive home Sunday afternoon. Our original forecast was for rain Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Then it changed to just Sunday. We got about three drops and a lot of wind. More wind and cooler temps on Monday. 

And then I woke up to this on Tuesday. I don’t remember it ever snowing before Halloween in my whole life. Thanksgiving yes. But not before Halloween.  I worked full days on Monday and Tuesday, rushing home to cover plants, rearrange the living room so we could make a fire Tuesday and stopping at a friends to milk their goat for them both nights. Whew. I’m beat. Toasty fire going and I’m ready for bed. 

#appreciation

Today I’m appreciating that at least occasionally I managed to plan ahead and had boxes of wood ready to grab and bring in the house.