It started out seeming to be a very nice day ... my border daffodils along the driveway/fence are looking very nice and bright yellow
Some are in beautiful clumps ...
... and some are a bit lonesome ...
I think come September and/or October I will put in more bulbs. I will try to get some of the multi-colored ones, so I have a nicer variety to show you next year.
This is what my beautiful daffodils look like this morning after an inch and a half of snow. If you look at the first picture, you can compare. They have been known to bounce back so I'm hoping they can accomplish this feat once again - and I hope the unopened buds will bloom!
I've also been remiss in showing you my new grown baby chickies. Remember these tiny little fuzz balls?
Well, now they look like this ...
There were 2 chicken girls retired to the freezer because they would lay their eggs, then immediately turn around and peck the egg and eat them!! Can't have that. Egg suckers cannot be rehabilitated, so are not welcome because the girls need to earn their keep!!! The new little babies were introduced to the coop on the 10th of April and seem to like it - except that the remaining chicken that lays keeps attacking them. I sure hope they grow bigger and turn on Chocolate to teach her to leave them alone. Aside from that they do get along with the two OLD ladies who are no longer laying those beautiful green eggs, but are friendly. They too, will have an appointment with the freezer, but not just yet.
The snow is starting to melt ever so slowly now, but it is still only about 25-26 outside. Thankfully there is no wind (shhhh), but the sky is again overcast. Not sure what to expect for today weather wise, but I guess I'll take what I get.
Hope you all have a great day.
