Little Free Libraries<\/a>\u00a0in a city in the area and their public library that was open!\u00a0 It was a Sunday and we were surprised because the libraries close to us are all closed on Sundays.\u00a0 At the library I was about to find a children’s dictionary for $2!\u00a0 Back to the Little Free Libraries.\u00a0 We mapped out all of the locations within about a 5 miles radius.\u00a0\u00a0We brought a box\u00a0of books to exchange\u00a0for new to us books and we also blessed us and the boxes by leaving additional books.\u00a0 It is a great way to donate any books that you\u00a0want to give away.\u00a0 We visited 10 locations.\u00a0\u00a0 There are more than 10 photos but my mom took various angles of the libraries if they had special designs on multiple sides of the boxes.<\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n
We lost two chickens each about a week apart.\u00a0 The one that we lost last night was a friendly one.\u00a0 She would come running over to me when I went outside and stand in between my legs and follow me.\u00a0 She was one of the babies (about 6 months old & a Christmas present from hubby) and hadn’t gotten a name yet.\u00a0 Now thinking of it the name Shadow would have suited her because she followed me around every where I went in the yard.\u00a0 The one we lost the week before was another one of our young ones.\u00a0 Not much to say about him!\u00a0 Yes, he was a rooster (or at least we think he was).\u00a0Until the bird started “crowing” we thought it was a hen.\u00a0I put crowing in quotations because it was half crowing and half wailing.\u00a0 The wail sounded like the old fire engines that you see in parades.\u00a0 There is still a very slim chance the bird was a hen because some hens do crow!<\/p>\n
Other than that not much going on.\u00a0 The other convention post will have a little about what happened immediately after we got home and I don’t want to spoil that!<\/p>\n
Have a wonderful and blessed Monday and thanks for stopping by!<\/p>\n
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