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Monthly Archives: March 2009

No Sign of Pyewacket

We think that Pye must have gotten out, and has now found a new home. That is what we hope anyway. We even tried putting Puca in the barn to entice her to come out of hiding, and she didn’t.… Continue reading

The Barn Ate Our Pyewacket

I think our barn has a black hole in it or something. Pyewacket went in two days ago, and haven’t seen her since. We have called her name, and put out catnip to lure her in. Still she remains unseen.… Continue reading

Still No Sign Of Pyewacket

Pyewacket walked into the barn yesterday, and has yet to show herself. Now mind you, our barn is 3 floors and is jammed packed with all sorts of stuff from feed for the animals to furniture from the house. She… Continue reading

One Big Barn, One Missing Kitty

Today was the kittens first day out. They stood at the back door, and gazed at this whole big new world ahead of them. They watched in awe, as the chickens ran freely around the yard. They were to afraid to leave the stoop.
A stray dog showed up, and we tied him up near the dog pen. This was even more of a reason for Puca and Pyewacket to stay indoors. They have had enough from the dogs who already reside here, never mind a wacky stray pup.
The dog officer picked up the black lab puppy shortly after lunch, but they still wouldn’t venture out to much past the door. Continue reading

George the 2nd

It is official. We have decided to name our new Aruacana rooster George. He is so beautiful. His tail plumage is a shiny deep turquoise green to almost black. His upper body is a beautiful golden red. He is somewhat… Continue reading

A Whole New World

Today, our newest chickens got to see the world for the first time. They were quite shocked to find that there was more to life than just their coop.
We had bought them in September, and by the time they were old enough to be out from the heat lamp we had snow on the ground. It
While I was in there cleaning, they were all huddled in the corner clucking this and that. I clucked back, but it didn’t seem to reassure them at all. It was such a nice day, I felt that this would be a good day for their first trip outdoors.? I opened up the coop door, and they all ran to the corner again. I knew I was never going to get the coop cleaned so I took one and guided it to the new world. Then I took another and another. Only the first one seemed to like it out there.

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Things Aren't Made Like They Use To Be

Last night, we sat down to watch some TV. Michael switched it on, to only have it shut right off. It kept going off and on as if someone was playing with us. We figured it was the ghost. We… Continue reading

In Honor of Muriel

My neighbor Muriel will be 98 in April. In honor of her birthday, I am desiging a dress that was worn in the?1911, the year she was born. I have gotten the drawing all done, but am having troubles with… Continue reading

Coming Soon

I have been tirelessly working on getting Thornton Square all ready to put on the web. I have so many different designs, it has taken time to sort them all out, and name them. We spent much of this afternoon… Continue reading

At it Again

It seems all I have been doing lately is sewing and taking pictures. I do so want to get the Thornton Square website up by the end of the week.
In the meantime, here are some pictures of my designs.