Rooster Chick is a cool dude, making himself at home in the garden at The Nichols House, which is a peaceful space full of lush, colorful blooms that surrounds the antique shop like a beautiful quilt.
This is Rooster Chick doing what chicks do, digging for goodies...
This is The Nichols House Antique Shop, and if you are ever in Sylva, and you are an antique enthusiast, I highly recommend that you stop by. You will not be disappointed.
What does this have to do with my Log Cabin Life? Well, it was an unexpected encounter that completely captured my attention and filled me with appreciation for the 'right now, this very second' kind of thing. My Log Cabin Life is like that, but you know that already.
But here's where the connection grows...I'm beginning to think that one of the things we need, fitting with living off the land, is some chickens and a rooster, I mean, you know, a cool rooster, like Rooster Chick. And chickens who dig Rooster Chick, so then they would lay eggs, fresh mountain eggs. I know, it means being awakened each morning when the rooster crows, and taking care of those chicks and chickens. But think of the eggs, the fresh mountain eggs! It's just a thought, but everything begins with a thought, so I was just thinking...
Thanks for reading my blog, you are the best f/f/r/s/f's, see you tomorrow,
Lise
4 comments:
Do you know what you can do with fresh eggs? There is egg drop soup, egg noodles, eggs fried, eggs boiled, eggs pickled, eggs baked, eggs deviled, egg mcmuffins, egg casserole, you get the picture!
Precisely Patti, and there is nothing better than all those possibilities when it's fresh eggs we're talking about!
When I was a kid, I always had chicks given to me as Easter and just loved taking care of them. I would raise them until they were too big to handle and would give them to my grandfather where they were added to his pen! Go for it! Hugs!
Sounds like a plan dad, and as Patti says, there are so many things to do with eggs!
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