Look who I found on my walk this morning! Chickens in the 'burbs. Gotta love it. Now I want a cute little red chicken coop, and some nice (what are these, Bantam?) chickens. But I'm afraid Winston the dog would have eggs and chicken for breakfast-- once.
I'll have to keep the chicken dream alive... There's a farm girl lurking inside me. She wants to bake rhubarb and custard pies all day, setting them later on the windowsill to cool; while she sews calico dresses... and gathers chicken eggs for dinner.
Then there's the city girl side of me. She wants to carry a smart gold clutch; while watching the symphony in a satin sapphire blue dress, dining later at a sleek and sexy restaurant. Oh, ya..
And so of course, I live in the burbs... I am obviously conflicted. But tomorrow night, it's a city night. Mike and I are heading out to dinner (alone!) to a favorite, sleek restaurant. Can't wait. Sybil-the-city-girl is winning :0
Still working on projects for the charity boutique this week... Lots of half-laid eggs so far. More show and tell to follow next week when I'm finished hatching projects (har, har).
Today, I'm satisfied to crow about this-- Our Corbyn just received his admission papers to the University of Utah!! Yay! He's planning on starting spring semester. We're so proud of you!
More graduation celebrating to follow in a few years. Cluck, cluck. Crow, crow. Well, now that I've used every chicken euphemism I can think of, I'll stop tormenting you :) Do you need a license to keep chickens in the 'burbs? I need to find out.
Wishing you a wonderful weekend! xoxoKelly
Edit-- looks like they're called Barred Rock chickens. Nice name, for a chicken.


They're pretty little chickens. :)...Congratulations on your Corbyn's school admissions! That's great!
Posted by: Julie | October 09, 2009 at 10:34 PM
LOL! LOL! How funny! Yeah, this is something about em isn't there? Maybe you have "Lisa Douglas" syndrome! :D
-c
yapping cat
Posted by: Cindy | October 11, 2009 at 05:26 PM
congrats to corbyn. how exciting!!! sometimes i have the urge to head to the city. i think it would be fun to live there for about a month and take it all in. by then i would be aching for my country life.
Posted by: traci | October 12, 2009 at 06:30 AM
Hi Kelly
Congratulations to Corbyn! What exciting times ~ love all the pics!
Posted by: Deb | October 12, 2009 at 09:38 AM
Great post! I love those chickens. :) I sent you a small package for the fund raiser. Congrats on the good news for Corbyn.
Be well, be happy! :) and I hope you enjoyed the sleek restaurant...
Posted by: Maria | October 12, 2009 at 04:59 PM