Feathery cuddles.
Posted on October 17, 2012, in Uncategorized and tagged Chickens, Children, Doodlemum, Drawing, Family, Pen and Ink, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
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a day in the life of my sketchbook…
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Love the idea! Personally I think Wales and Scotland should have their own entries...
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I bet Arnie loved the singing lady with the flapping feathers during the casting of votes.
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My agent has the following idea: "Knock it on the head. Make it a straight fight between the top-sel
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I think I would need lots of wine to sit through the Eurovision :-)
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I purposely didn't watch it. Did the UK get any points? or France?
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Who did Arnie want to win?
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DENMARK!!!??? I thought the Ukraine or Russia were far better! :D Hope you enjoyed your evening love
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This I'd gonna sound really weird but really like that shirt lol! Also like your blue n white pj bot
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Wow! I’d love my little people to see such things up close, but alas, chickens require space, and we have none. My mother in law works in a school which has some, and takes the kids to visit. I think all school should keep some animals, to keep kids in touch with where eggs etc come from. (And if I won the lottery, I’d buy a big house in the country, with space for a small zoo)
Cute!!
Wow, this is so touching. Reminds me of my son when he was young. Even now, at 27, when he comes home for a visit, he heads out to the chickens for a feathery cuddle.
Love the quiet tender moment captured here – the other chooks are even queuing up for a cuddle too
Awww.
Any news on the egg laying situation? They all look happy enough.
They are very happy, I ‘m getting two eggs a day. One normal sized one and one minute one. Mustn’t grumble!
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