Emma

Petite, pretty, and has an air about her.  But she's such a "troublesome creature".  In keeping with her Jane Austen namesake, she always needs to be a part of everything!

Yesterday, I was checking on the little chicks in their section of the hen house, when she decided to drop in for a visit.  I don't know how she got past me.  It created quite a stir!  There were feathers flapping frantically. 

Poor little things.  They aren't ready for Emma's enthusiasm yet. They are putting on lovely red feathers though.

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  1. There just has to be an Emma everywhere, doesn't there!

    Loving the chicks.... they all look wonderful x

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  2. I just happened to find your blog and I love it! I think we have the same bread recipe and cinni rolls and a Golden and I laughed when I saw your son napping in the pasture with the horse, something I did as a kid and have done even as an adult! LOL Come say hi some time :D
    I am your 200th follower and have added you to my blog list.

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  3. oh, she's a sprite, isn't she?! she's lovely and i hope the chicks aren't too traumatized!

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  4. Hopefully everyone survived the trauma? And I agree... there always seems to be an "emma" in the group!

    ~Chris

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  5. HaHaHa Funny how everyone has or knows an Emma!
    Your little chicks are gonna be cute chickens!
    ~Donna~

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  6. Funny! I think I have the same chicks and the same age.

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  7. There always one in the bunch! Emma sounds like a hoot!

    Loved seeing your chicks. We ordered 18 chicks from our local feed store and they're on back order. I'm so sad! I really want them now! I guess I'm not a very patient person when it comes to some things *laugh*!

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  8. that totally describes MY daughter EMMA, who is now 32...petite, pretty and has an air about her.

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  9. My Aunt Emma pretty much supervised everything, too.

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  10. Oh, I just LOVE hearing about all you get up to. It makes me long for a more rural existance. Emma is GORGEOUS!!! I love it when hens have so much character. So sweet!

    Sarahx

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