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Aug
16

Hello, Farm

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It’s so good to come home. I missed my hills. And my Giant Puppy.
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And my goats.
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And my little donkey.
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(And even Dookie.)
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I missed my sunflowers nodding in the warm breeze.
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My garden, overflowing with tomatoes and cucumbers and corn. (Yes, corn! The corn has recovered.)
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And, oh my, THE KITTENS.
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I missed the kittens.
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It’s all so peaceful.
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So happy.
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So serene…..
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…..and safe…..
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….and–NO!
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Oh, no–
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I know you missed me, too, Mean Rooster. I know you aren’t going to–
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–FLY OVER THE GATE AT ME!!! I JUST GOT HOME! I FORGOT MY BROOM!!!!!!!!

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on August 16, 2009  

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  1. 8-16
    1:18
    am

    Welcome home!! We missed you! I’m thinking fried chicken sounds good for Sunday dinner ;-)

    Debbie in Memphis - Reply to this comment Reply
  2. 8-16
    4:19
    am

    We missed you but know you had a great time. It’s always good to get home. I really enjoyed you sharing your British tour. We are planning a British Isles cruise in April and you gave some really great pointers and things to look forward to. Thanks for sharing them again.

    Jan Alexander - Reply to this comment Reply
  3. 8-16
    5:11
    am

    Welcome home, Suzanne. Isn’t it just lovely to return to a place you love after having a wonderful time being away? And to have so many creatures equally happy to celebrate your return is delightful. I suppose Mean Rooster is just showing you his appreciation in the only way he knows — He figures you missed his meanness! :chicken:

    Carol Ann - Reply to this comment Reply
  4. 8-16
    5:31
    am

    Glad you had a good time and nice break! Really enjoyed your England tour, lovely countryside.

    Lynda Dunham-Watkins - Reply to this comment Reply
  5. 8-16
    5:51
    am

    welcome home!!!!

    Lisa L. - Reply to this comment Reply
  6. 8-16
    5:58
    am

    Welcome home. I also missed the giant puppy, the goats, the donkey, the kittens, and everyone else. I did not miss mean rooster – I still think he would make a nice dinner.

    Kathleen in Michigan - Reply to this comment Reply
  7. 8-16
    7:07
    am

    I’m glad your back safe and sound.

    Shelly - Reply to this comment Reply
  8. 8-16
    7:16
    am

    Welcome home Suzanne,we missed you. There’s no place like home!

    IowaDeb - Reply to this comment Reply
  9. 8-16
    7:32
    am

    It was interesting to see and hear abut your trip to England, I think most people go to see the highlights in London, but miss the quieter beauty that’s in the countryside. That being said, I think I;d introduce Mean Rooster to a water pistol/super soaker. He has forgotten his humble start in this world.

    annied - Reply to this comment Reply
  10. 8-16
    7:33
    am

    Welcome Home Suzanne, I enjoyed your pictures while you where away as I do your farm. I think Mean Rooster was telling you how he cracked the whip, over the hens while you where a way. :chicken:
    What will you do with all those eggs? Do you sell any, or just cook up a storm?

    Susie - Reply to this comment Reply
  11. 8-16
    8:35
    am

    You are so right. Serene, beautiful, peaceful, happy. Each of the characters in your play are precious, especially those kittehs.
    Welcome home! What a beautiful home it is.

    Miss Becky - Reply to this comment Reply
  12. 8-16
    8:44
    am

    Welcome home I thought of you yesterday because I went to a pet fair. They had a pet rescue just for Giant White puppy’s. They had two of them a boy and a girl. Coco is so lucky.

    Senta Sandberg - Reply to this comment Reply
  13. 8-16
    10:48
    am

    I missed you and all the animals. Love Mean Rooster!!! You gotta love all that attitude!!! I think he missed you too!!! No one to terrorize while you were gone. His life was boring for a week. lol

    trish - Reply to this comment Reply
  14. 8-16
    11:38
    am

    Luky for him that you own him – he would have been soup at my place by now!!! LOL Glad your trip went well and that you are home safely!!! *hugs to you*

    Heidi - Reply to this comment Reply
  15. 8-16
    12:34
    pm

    Welcome back!

    catslady - Reply to this comment Reply
  16. 8-16
    1:43
    pm

    Glad you’re back. I missed the farm photos…and the animals…and the recipes…and everything else! :sheepjump: :sheep: :snoopy: :woof: :cowsleep: :chicken:

    SuzieQ - Reply to this comment Reply
  17. 8-16
    2:30
    pm

    I am sure they all missed you as much (or more!) than you missed them..just LOOK at their expressions.
    And those kitties? Good thing I don’t have your address or they would turn up missing one day. They are ADORABLE!

    The Retired One - Reply to this comment Reply
  18. 8-16
    3:45
    pm

    I’m so glad you’re back, although I thoroughly enjoyed your British photo stories. I felt like I was there again!

    Regarding Mean Rooster – I think he really wanted to fly over the fence to hug you because he missed you so much! What good is an attitude if his victim isn’t around?? :dancingmonster:

    .Nancy in Iowa - Reply to this comment Reply
  19. 8-17
    12:21
    am

    welcome back !
    Oh my your roaster seems to be angry at you for having left him alone …
    He was just coming over the gate to greet you wasn’t he ….
    So whatz on the menu ?

    Rituparna - Reply to this comment Reply
  20. 8-17
    10:46
    am

    Welcome back! You know you are the one chick mean rooster can’t control and it drives him crazy.

    Bev - Reply to this comment Reply

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