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Happy Birthday Puck!
I can't get enough of the Banagarams. It is so simple, easy to play, comes in a banana shaped bag and so addictive.
So the Paramount 2009 Summer Film Series schedule is now out. YES! it is tres early. I think this is the earliest it has ever been. I must say that at first glance, this year started to look disappointing:Casablanca, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Lawrence of Arabia, Gone with the Wind love them all but...they put these out year after year. Things atarted to look up with Dames, Leave Her to Heaven, Shoot the Piano Player, Amarcord, Lola Montes, and East of Eden. The rest I'm not too sure about. They boast 70 films, but for now I can only get excited about six.
So I'm still holding my breath with the garden but it looks like a real garden this year, I don't want to jinx it,but, blooming bromeliads, this is a first for me!
It will be interesting to see how the Silkies Gen2 turn out being raised by a real hen and all. Will they be better adjusted than the ones I raised last year? My Silkies know their names and come when called and one of my proudest achievements was raising a roo with a great demeanor. Keet is brave yet very friendly and warm with humans. He was the smartest chicken I had and is now heading a huge flock in Wimberely. I hear from his adopted mom from time to time.
Already I think I have one roo. Nacho was born a whole 30 hours after the first two and is already the largest of the three. He doesn't peep or squirm when picked up so I'm betting he's a little roo. All the chicks get a lot of handling, without it they could turn out aloof and even mean, no one wants that.
No one wants this either:
I can't get enough of the Banagarams. It is so simple, easy to play, comes in a banana shaped bag and so addictive.
So the Paramount 2009 Summer Film Series schedule is now out. YES! it is tres early. I think this is the earliest it has ever been. I must say that at first glance, this year started to look disappointing:Casablanca, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Lawrence of Arabia, Gone with the Wind love them all but...they put these out year after year. Things atarted to look up with Dames, Leave Her to Heaven, Shoot the Piano Player, Amarcord, Lola Montes, and East of Eden. The rest I'm not too sure about. They boast 70 films, but for now I can only get excited about six.
So I'm still holding my breath with the garden but it looks like a real garden this year, I don't want to jinx it,but, blooming bromeliads, this is a first for me!
It will be interesting to see how the Silkies Gen2 turn out being raised by a real hen and all. Will they be better adjusted than the ones I raised last year? My Silkies know their names and come when called and one of my proudest achievements was raising a roo with a great demeanor. Keet is brave yet very friendly and warm with humans. He was the smartest chicken I had and is now heading a huge flock in Wimberely. I hear from his adopted mom from time to time.
Already I think I have one roo. Nacho was born a whole 30 hours after the first two and is already the largest of the three. He doesn't peep or squirm when picked up so I'm betting he's a little roo. All the chicks get a lot of handling, without it they could turn out aloof and even mean, no one wants that.
No one wants this either:
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2 Comments:
Look at your bloom! :) ...love hearing about the chickies too.
That dancing piglet speaks to all my swine flu fears, as my parents have finally come from Del Rio for a visit, and we all have come down with the sniffly aches and all. Luckily not swine flu, just plain old boring summer colds. Oh well.
that clip is absolutely mesmerizing...
xo p
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