Eva’s Friends

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I understand the Muddy Run situation. It's been terribly rainy here, too; I can't believe we are still technically in a drought because the dogs and I are dragging mud into the house every day. My feather-footed hens don't want to stay cooped all day, and I don't want their feet to be total messes.

Poor Helen! And why on earth does your neighbor let the Muscovies run loose in the road?

The falls look amazing. I enjoy seeing the places you've visited. You have a good eye -- and admirable interest in the world around you.
 
I'm a day late, but here we are. I've been sewing literally all day, and so I don't even know how to start.

Bad news first...
The ganders were fighting and Matt had a feather broken. It was bleeding so I applied pressure, VetRX, and cornstarch. He has to stay in the basement too and he's not happy. Thankfully he stopped honking finally!
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The good news is, Jenny has gone broody. I won't say anything more for fear of jinxing myself but she has been sitting since Monday morning on five eggs. I blocked off that part of the coop and moved the chickies into Apt. 2 with her because they don't need a nesting box.
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Jen's roommates took up residence in Apt 1.

Matilda's feet are getting better.

Finally, I finished the spring semester yesterday! :woot

The gallery is created from photos of daily life this week.

Cows in the neighbor's field on a foggy morning
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Chickies are getting big - eight weeks old!
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Stanislaw
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"Our" frog - he has been living somewhere on the pool since we moved here. Sometimes we find him inside when we go swimming.
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Evadig
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Trying to entertain Brianna...
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Remember Lily got stuck in the basement last week? Here she is from the inside.
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Poor Matt! I'm sure it's a relief that he stopped honking -- I love my geese, but I wouldn't want to listen to them indoors for too long.

Congrats on finishing up your semester!

As always, great photos -- and I like Brianna's window perch.
 
I am so tired. I am literally falling asleep as I write.

I just got home from D.C. And had to run out and feed all the birds, every last one of them was out of food. I thought I'd given them enough...

Jen's still going strong. I haven't candled her eggs, so I hope she's not sitting on them for nothing.

A few hens appear to have coccidiosis. I have started putting Corid in their water.

Both Matt and Helen are doing better.

I can't believe it's been a whole year since I joined BYC. Where did the time go?! I remember I was so shy back then. BYC has helped in so many ways that have nothing to do with chickens.

Summer semester began Monday. I am taking a two week class along with two seven week classes. Then I have two more seven week classes, and I'm done!

I have almost no pictures of Eva's friends, but plenty of D.C. I will share them here, and hope you enjoy them despite the bad quality!

The Hope Diamond
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Thomas A Edison's phonograph
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Various old household objects including a vacuum
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General Grant's carriage while he was President
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Clara Barton's Army nurse wagon
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President John Quincy Adams' chess board
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General Philip Sheridan's horse Rienzi, renamed Winchester after his famous twenty mile ride
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Ceiling of the Capitol Rotunda
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Statue of General Dwight Eisenhower in the Capitol Statuary Room
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General George Meade
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Brianna
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A part of the Wall of Remembrance at the National Law Enforcement Memorial during National Police Week
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