
The weekend wasn't all fun and giggles. A dear friend's husband was badly injured. We spent a good part of the weekend worrying and grieving and praying. They've got a lot of support and strong faith to help them through this time. If you're so inclined, pray for healing and strength.
Loving husband and I celebrated our 7th wedding anniversary tonight. We ate dinner, went to the bookstore, had delicious dessert from our favorite bakery. I can't believe we've been married for seven whole years. It seems like just yesterday we were jetting off on our honeymoon. And yet, I barely remember my life without him. It's been a good seven years.
And....I still love having chickens.

Aren't they beautiful? I thought about putting a chicken poem up to go with the picture, but I can't find a chicken poem that I like. Drat that Google! I just wasted half an hour reading chicken poems. Some of them are pretty funny. But seriously, you'd think someone out there could have written one decent poem about a chicken that's just a little ridiculous and charming without being too cutesy. Kind of like chickens themselves. Maybe I'll write one myself. Well. Better not hold your breath for that one.
Oh, we talked about vomit this weekend too. Yup. Good times.
Read about Cristy's weekend here. She actually used the word "fart" on her blog. I'm telling her kids, in that neener-neener voice: "Your mom said faaa-aart."
And Meg, who would like to pretend that she was too mature to have talked about farts, here. You'd think her blog was supposed to be mostly about knitting or something. And yet, she mentions her "Fascinating Life" right in her blog title, and what's more fascinating than humorous body functions?
Peace to all of you.
2 comments:
I love this quote about chickens, from Greg Brown: The Live One. During his song called Canned Goods, he mentions the poet Pablo Neruda:
"A chicken. I don't know what I'm supposed to say about a chicken. There's this great South American poet, Chilean poet, named Pablo Neruda. He has many beautiful poems and he has one called 'On Weariness' in which he speaks on all the things he's weary of. He says:
'I am weary of chickens
They look up at us
With their small eyes
like we are unimportant.'
Which is true. They do.
We are.
But it's tough to take it from a damn chicken."
Well, from the queen of kiddie rhymes (that's such a useless gift) you have put together flock and... bock! (you know - the noises they make... ). Off to find my mouse that my dog is sure is in the house. ~Dawn
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