I am sooooo jealous of you! I have all kinds of fantasies about how I could have pet chickens and they would be my friends, let me pet them, and hang out in the yard with me. But that is just not going to happen because a) my yard is way too small; b) chickens are NOT actually puppies in bird form; and c) I am far too lazy to take care of the chickens anyway.
Have you heard of Al Bourgeois's Urban Chicken 101 class? He's a great resource for city people who want to, you know, actually get off their lazy duffs and have chickens. The class is at the Wedge Co-op.
Will you have bees too? If you do, I think I will just die of envy.
I look forward to reading more about your new backyard chicken farm! I am absolutely fascinated by the idea but haven't actually moved on trying it. Perhaps your experience of chicken farming from, ahem, scratch will provided motivation and inspiration!
Congratulations on becoming Simple Good and Tasty's newest contributor!
What a lovely event. It is so fun to share experiences with our good friends. The time you guys had together sounds memorable, sounds like a delicious restaurant. Thanks for sharing!
Kudos to you for such an informative article. Everyone has the right to know where their food comes from, and whether it is grown organically or conventionally. It's all about being able to make an informed decision. Without the facts, you can't make that decision. Your article brings out the facts, keep up the good work!
sue! i can't wait to hear how things went in bemidji - i hope it was as fun as ours and that you learned as much as we did from each others' experiences.
sarah jane - thanks for the note and for coming last night. it was great to meet you! looking forward to "the compassionate carnivore" next time on 3/25!
Good job!
Good job!
thanks gae - i know, it's
thanks gae - i know, it's almost as if i wrote the whole conversation myself. :-) but really, it happened, i swear!
enjoyable blog, lee. happy to
enjoyable blog, lee. happy to hear the good results especially coming from something you are passionate about.
love a dr. who says *everything* we want them to. ;)
I am sooooo jealous of you! I
I am sooooo jealous of you! I have all kinds of fantasies about how I could have pet chickens and they would be my friends, let me pet them, and hang out in the yard with me. But that is just not going to happen because a) my yard is way too small; b) chickens are NOT actually puppies in bird form; and c) I am far too lazy to take care of the chickens anyway.
Have you heard of Al Bourgeois's Urban Chicken 101 class? He's a great resource for city people who want to, you know, actually get off their lazy duffs and have chickens. The class is at the Wedge Co-op.
Will you have bees too? If you do, I think I will just die of envy.
You are going to make a
You are going to make a wonderful chicken mom, as well as an awesome blogger
I look forward to reading
I look forward to reading more about your new backyard chicken farm! I am absolutely fascinated by the idea but haven't actually moved on trying it. Perhaps your experience of chicken farming from, ahem, scratch will provided motivation and inspiration!
Congratulations on becoming Simple Good and Tasty's newest contributor!
What a lovely event. It is
What a lovely event. It is so fun to share experiences with our good friends. The time you guys had together sounds memorable, sounds like a delicious restaurant. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks friends, for your
Thanks friends, for your thoughtful feedback and support!
Kudos to you for such an
Kudos to you for such an informative article. Everyone has the right to know where their food comes from, and whether it is grown organically or conventionally. It's all about being able to make an informed decision. Without the facts, you can't make that decision. Your article brings out the facts, keep up the good work!
sue! i can't wait to hear how
sue! i can't wait to hear how things went in bemidji - i hope it was as fun as ours and that you learned as much as we did from each others' experiences.
sarah jane - thanks for the note and for coming last night. it was great to meet you! looking forward to "the compassionate carnivore" next time on 3/25!