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Monthly Archives: July 2009
We’re ba-a-a-a-c-k!
Whew. That’s a long day: driving from Amagansett to JFK, flying across the country, waiting for another plane…but totally worth it! It was great to be there and great to be back.The animal head count was exactly the same when … Continue reading
The end of Long Island.
Literally and figuratively. Last day here; we’ll be heading to the West coast tomorrow. As a fitting final outing, Bobby took the Chicken Emperor and Thomas out to Montauk at the very tip of Long Island to see the lighthouse … Continue reading
Posted in All Things Family, Big Fun, Travel
Tagged Amaganssett, Bobby, chicken emperor, Family, Jamesy, Montauk, The Meeting House, Thomas, vacation
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Idyllic.
If these moments came around more often, we would likely not appreciate them as much, but I could easily spend a month of Mondays like the one we had yesterday here in Amagansett. As serendipity would have it, the house … Continue reading
Posted in All Things Family, Travel
Tagged Amagansett, Family, The Hamptons, Tiny, vacation
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Heathcliff in the Hamptons
Too bad I’m not a Bronte sister. The weather this week could inspire a novel about wandering the moors calling “Cathy! Cathy!”. Since I’m sadly no Bronte, however, it inspires only a blog post, and we wander not the moors, … Continue reading
Posted in All Things Family, Travel
Tagged Alexandra, Amagansett, Angie, Evie, Family, James, The Hamptons, Thomas, Tina, Vivienne
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In the absence of chickens.
Realized that this has become the go-to for many to check in on my daily goings on, or, as is usually the case, daily not goings on. If I could re-title my blog, I guess I would call it “Much … Continue reading
Posted in All Things Family, All Things Poultry, Oddities, Travel
Tagged Amagansett, Family, Hope Sandrow, James, MeMe Roth, Shinnecock, Snack Nazi, The Hamptons, Thomas, vacation
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Oh, but before I go…
Wanted you all to see that Cody (aka Shoo Bear, Shoo Shoobie the Shoob, Shoobington) still has not given up. My brother and sister-in-law gave me this lovely egg basket a while back for my birthday. Guess who claimed it… … Continue reading
On vacation.
Leaving tomorrow morning for a week, so no chicken pix for awhile unless I find a flock in Amagansett. Or maybe we’ll get photos of some other exotic creatures, like grandchildren. We’ll see. Coaxed the girls into the coop this … Continue reading
Posted in All Things Poultry
Tagged Amagansett, backyard chickens, Chickens, pullets, roost
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THIS is how they sleep!
Stopped into the coop a few minutes ago to see how the girls were doing; brought them a nice little bowl of chicken starter mixed with yogurt. Yum! They were far too busy organizing sleeping arrangements to acknowledge me or … Continue reading
All cooped up.
The girls spent their second night in the coop. They seem a bit puzzled as to why we keep forgetting to open the door to the run, but otherwise happy. When I brought them meal worms yesterday afternoon to appease … Continue reading
Posted in All Things Poultry
Tagged backyard chickens, chicken coop, Chickens, Delaware Chicken, Easter Egger, Light Brahma, pullets
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Enormous changes at the last minute
The CE and I decided to fast-forward the coop move, paint notwithstanding. Fewer variables for the boys to deal with while we’re gone. So the CE spent yesterday afternoon (and evening per the last post) pulling things together inside the … Continue reading
Posted in All Things Poultry
Tagged backyard chickens, Buff Orpington pullet, Chickens, pullets
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