A wonderful job, as always, Dena. I swear, if you just glanced at the cat in the foliage you'd think it was real! A great face with alot of purrsonality! What's his/her name? Jo

Oh, I really needed a good laugh and this post did it for me. What a personality Macie must have. When I rescued my newest fur baby, the rescuer called her Macie. I wanted to change her name but not too much. She is now Lacy. The roses are great too, Ronda. Kathy

PJ~ Yes, Ophillia has fluffy feet. Actually, only the outside toe has feathers on it. My daughter said we should have named her "Bell Bottoms". She does think that she is the boss even though she is the smallest! fliptx~ Our dog's pen shares a fence with the chicken yard. He does get to barking at the babies when they get active and chirpy. He could care less about our old hens. I guess they don't do anything exciting! Sally2~ I don't think that it takes much room. We converted the bottom of our kid's tree fort. Then, we attached a chicken yard for them to peck around in. They do destroy all of my seedlings if they get out. Plus, they throw all of the mulch out of the beds! Here is a picture of their set-up: In the picture, you will notice that my DH build what looks like a screen door turned on its side. This is to seperate the old hens from the babies. The old Black hen is pecking the brown leghorn and making her bottom bleed. Jacquelyn~ My old hens pace back and forth when they see me weeding. They know that I will be bringing a grub worm to them!

They are so precious. We have a 19 month old grandson and the cute little things he does just melts your heart. Enjoy him while you can they grow up to fast. That is a precious picture. "Smiles" Joyce