The very handsome Caldwell, a Lavender Pekin Bantam Cockerel.~
Off I go again up the motorway to take Jason back to Preston after his stint looking after the farm. He has just finished his Masters Degree in Document Analysis, so fingers crossed for a good result. He needed the break, even if half of it was spent looking after animals for us. Sometimes a bit of physical work is just what you need after an intensive studying period.
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Now he is officially one of the great unemployed of this country. So let's hope he can find a job soon. He already has a good degree in Forensic Science, so hopefully that will stand him in good stead.
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Prudence.
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I'm leaving you with a few pictures of my 'babies' now all grown up and a proper little family unit.
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All five together....as a family should be.~
I'll be back Blogging soon, but after dropping Jason off I'm heading to Manchester to meet up with my Mum (and diet buddy) to compare notes and have a good old family chin wag (Dad's invited too, if he's good). Back to the farm on Friday night hopefully.
In the meantime....if you're reading this Lovely Hubby....you're in charge of my babies (and all the other animals)!!
Sue xx
Best wishes to Jason he's put in a lot of hard work by the sounds of it, I am sure a few days with you and yours was a lovely break for him.
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice time away, safe travels and best wishes to you and your Mum for your diet project.
Take care
Sarah x
have a good time - next time you are in Manchester maybe we could meet for coffee as i live in warrington and I could buy some lavender and eggs which would be great!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for the job hunt. I noticed you have some fantastic chicken accessories, I love the raised coop and the black feeder.
ReplyDeleteAll the best to Jason & I'm sure being at the homestead did him good
ReplyDeleteHave a good break Sue. We'll soon be comparing notes on the depth of mud, so I think you've picked a good time to rest up!
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