I forgot to add a cute little story about our kitten, Sandy, whom we believe to be between two and three months old.
Last night while we were getting ready to go to church we checked to see if Sandy was in her usual hiding place under our van. Sure enough she was. Mike started up the van expecting it would spook her out from underneath of it. He checked to see if she was gone and he couldn't see her anywhere underneath there. After we had driven about half an hour and were nearly to church Debbie stated that she thought she heard a cat meowing.
When we finaly arrived after the 40-45 min. drive there while it was raining sure enough if there wasn't meowing coming from underneath the van. I got down and found that Sandy our kitten had hitched a ride through rain and all on our spare tire mount. I wonder if she will ever do that again?
Denise
This is a site to publish the exciting, and sometimes not so exciting adventures of the Perry Family
Welcome
Welcome to the Perry Family blog page. We are glad you have visited with us. We are a growing, homesteading, homeschooling family. Hope you enjoy our blogs of our adventures through life with a house full of kids, and I also hope that you will find something here that will be a blessing to you.
Dad
The Lunatic
Mom
The Weaker Vessel
The Kids
A little bit of Mom and a little bit of Dad
The Latest
The latest addition to our Family
12 comments:
At least she wasn't in the engine.
mom
What a spiritual kitty! And she could have been in more ways than one!! Glad she survived the ride.
Ellen
I dont have any funny storys...to me, anyways...but here's a story.
I've always hoped that my Buff Orp hens would brood some eggs, but with no success. This year, the rooster cam to our farm, and I noticed that two of the hens seemed to be setting on eggs. A waited several weekends to be sure, then, to my dissapointment, one of the hens left the nest. Thinking that the eggs must have been rotten, I picked one up and through it behind the shed. It smashed on the rocks and I was horrified to see that there was a small, pink deformed chick inside the shell.I put the remaining eggs from the abandoned nest beneath the other mother, and hoped for the best. Dad built a brooder and I moved the mother from her nest box to her brooder. We are now waiting to see what will happen!!!!
ps
sorry this was a long comment-grace
Grace,
I hope they all hatch out. I've always wanted to have a hen hatch out eggs, but I'm too greedy and I always take them instead. We've had a few "broody" hens in the past. Let us know how it goes.
Denise
Oh bla. Actually. They were due to hatch yesterday...but...arggghh!!!!! the mother hasnt let me see what';s beneath her!!
whenever I go on your blog, all these things joining the military and voting for President Bush...garce
Huh?
Oh..sorry about that..I didn't finish the sentence. I meant to say, all these ad thingies come up about joining the military and voting for the president cum up!!!
Oh..sorry about that..I didn't finish the sentence. I meant to say, all these ad thingies come up about joining the military and voting for the president!
I'm sorry. That was a typo. I meant to say, al these clip ad things come up about joining the military and voting for presidents.
I keep thinking that I posted a comment, but the computer keeps messing everything up. Sorry. I might have sent out a bunch of comments because the computer kept telling me that I hadn't sent them out but I really had. Anyways, I hope this one gets thru! I MEANT to say:
Whenever I go on your blog, a bunch of ads about everything from joining the military to president bush to free laptops come up. I was just wondering, is that normal?
Well Grace all of them got through. The pop up ads are completely normal, they are put there by the site that hosts my blog as a means of making money. Some people, like myself have a popup blocker that automaticaly turns them off so we don't have to view them. Many sites out there have pop up ads on them.
Post a Comment