After Kenny and Rob went out and plowed, I let the chickens out for their daily free time. I also fed the stray cat who eats the mice by the chicken coop. I never usually feed him, but since there is nothing in the garbage to eat and there will be nothing on the ground, I owe it to him to give him a meal. 
The chickens were not exactly crazy about the snow touching their butts, so they just stood in the pen for a few minutes wondering what to do next.
In the end, the girls preferred to hang out in their house and eat grains. I stayed indoors most of the day myself, cooking and cleaning. Did a little sewing on a monthly project I get at the quilt shop. Tonight if I can tear myself away from the woodstove, I will sew it all together. 
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I love your "girls". Do they bite? lol
Those are some smart chickens! hee hee We've had a record amount of snow so far this winter. I can happily say that our next 10 days do NOT show any snow for us..that's a first since the beginning of December.
Just wanted to pop by and say HI and see what you are up to.
Happy Day to you,
Stephanie ♥
bawk bawk. i stayed inside as well! your stuff is looking grand!
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