Today is now day 14 (of 21) and she is definitely broody and sitting tight -- so hopefully in another week's time we'll have some baby chicks!
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ooh, jessica I'm soo excited!
Sorry for the radio silence - I check your blog all the time and have passed on yr URL to other girls.
I'm totally envious of your new existence (do you care that Harrods is open sundays now?) and am hopeful that one day can follow your lead. And have chicks! And sheep! (where ARE the sheep?)
happy birthday, Greg.
I will be quite happy if I never set foot in Harrods again as long as I live... :)
Regarding the sheep, we still haven't definately decided when we're getting some yet, but I am going on a sheep training course of sorts week after next so we are getting ready for them!
And I still haven't finished that brown cardigan yet...
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