Thursday, April 4, 2013

Mr. Nice Guy




There are people and places I want to tell you about, which I hope to do soon.  In the meantime, I wanted to introduce you to our new rooster.  He was in need of a new home, and came to live with us a few weeks ago.  He is a sweetheart, and doesn't appear to be at all aggressive.  He's a handsome thing, and the girls and he are getting along famously.



There was a family gathering here, weekend before last.  Three birthdays were celebrated, along with an uncle visiting from out of state.  It's always a tight squeeze to get everyone in here, and was a rainy day to boot, but it was a lovely day nonetheless.


Exactly a year ago, I told you about a bird landing in my hair.  That was a first.  It's happened twice already this spring.  My hair has always had a mind of it's own. I pretty much keep it pulled back into a ponytail, here on the homestead, but I guess there's no hiding prime nesting material :o)  Though those peonies above are up, don't let them fool you. I was an hour and a half north of here today, close to the Virginia border, and drove through an hour of hail, snow and sleet coming home.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Can't wait for the peonies as its flowers come in every color except blue.

JLK Jewelry said...

I think I would have a heart attack if a bird landed in my hair! I have a weird phobia when birds fly near me, I made a fool of myself in Trafalgar Square amidst the pigeons taking off.

our peonies are up quite a ways too, along with two asparagus peeking through:)

Mrs. Mac said...

Hooray for being in the snow free zone! We are too this late spring :)

Handsome rooster .. I bet ALL the ladies like him.

How funny about the birds in your hair .. it would freak me out a bit.

Have a blessed weekend.

Laurie said...

The birds really aren't scary. They hover near my head, and only touch down on my ponytail for a moment or two before they're off again. I don't think they've actually taken any hair... just checking it out. Heading out to cut the first asparagus, Jennie. I'm thinking omelets.