Earlier this week our hens started leaving some of these little goodies for us to find in their chicken run.
Finding our long awaited eggs lying in the grass gave us a little extra motivation to get the chicken coop and nesting boxes finished.
Tim's put in long hours on the coop and nesting boxes this past week and thankfully, the kids and I have been able to help a little bit, too.
Amelia slept on my back right through the sawing :) |
Here are the four eggs Tim collected tonight (on the left). Hens typically start by laying small eggs, called pullet eggs. The eggs will continue to grow larger as the hens get older. For comparison the eggs on the right are Large eggs.
Today's Questions: What projects were you able to finish this week? What to you hope to complete next week?
Okay, now on to the link-up...
1. Link to your project post, not your blog's home page, so we can find it easily.
2. Let us know what project you are sharing in your title, for example: Spring Wreath
3. We'd love it if your post links back here so that your readers can come join the fun. Feel free to copy & paste our Finished Friday Button into your post. (Just copy the text in the box below the button, click on the "Edit HTML" tab for your post and paste it there.)
Okay, now on to the link-up...
I'm trying to hold myself accountable to finish some of the projects on my to do list by posting each Friday about a project I've completed.Would you like to join in? Link up to your own projects below.
1. Link to your project post, not your blog's home page, so we can find it easily.
2. Let us know what project you are sharing in your title, for example: Spring Wreath
3. We'd love it if your post links back here so that your readers can come join the fun. Feel free to copy & paste our Finished Friday Button into your post. (Just copy the text in the box below the button, click on the "Edit HTML" tab for your post and paste it there.)
Where the linky says "Your Name" please enter the name of your project or the title of your post!
Thanks for your invitation to join your Friday Linky! Just added my link. Have a great weekend :)
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Thanks so much for hosting! I linked up a tutorial on truncating blog posts. Hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting! It's always fun to see what other bloggers are creating!
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to chickens - neighbors nearby do and my toddler loves walking up there and feeding the chickens. I've got some major projects in the works for my involvement with Bloggers Go Orange for No Kid Hungry. Hoping my first one - a food drive this week - goes well.
ReplyDeleteSweet link up! Must be a lot of fun to build!
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