Last night was Greaaaat! I went to go see the midnight showing of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. ...yes because I'm five and a dork... but anywhoo It was pretty dang good and totally worth the over priced movie ticket :) . Today I slept in because I have NO work! I thought I'd bring Slushie in. She's a Modern Game chicken. She's got a bit of bad breeding which makes her even more difficult to tell that she's a chicken. I bought Slushie while I was out with Carmen on one of her chicken buying adventures. She got some roosters. I saw Slushie in a make-shift chicken coop troting around. Slushie was raised with a little girl in the home. The girl named her Snow Ball...and I wasn't really sure of the name. Carmen's momo suggested Slushie..and it stuck. Slushie is pretty well socialized and really sweet!
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Monday, June 15, 2009
<3 poultry <3

Here's my chickens:
Georgia: A bantam barred rock I got him from a guy my friend and I call the chicken man. I got her the same day I got Goldeen, Alice, and MayLing.
MayLing: I saw this cute little birdy running around in the baby pen. We thought we had lost her at first.. it turns out she just escaped for an adventure and came back around the chicken coop the following day. Carmen's mother found her and brought her in she camped settled in by the food and water for the rest of the day! She hasn't gone on any more adventures since that time.
Clementine: I got Clemtine the same day I got Elie. Clementine is a buff colored Cochin. She's very sweet.
Athena: I'm really not sure what day I got her. She is part of a special breed called Turken. She's got a small patch of feathers on her neck it's refered to as a bow tie. One day when it was really raint and icky out Carmen mom made her a scar...
Elie: He's a standard Cochin. He's one of the first chicks I bought. I spent lots of time with him... his name use to be Ellie... turns out Ellie was a boy. I quickly a name change the day I noticed his comb coming in big and red.
Monique: I got her one crazy night along with Greta, Ping, and Necterine. Carmen and I went around after sunset to get some chickens for ourselves and her neighbor. She's Black Australorps
Izzy: An Easter Egger. I love her colors. I don't get to spend too much time with her, she's very jumpy.
Spearrow: From the second most recent hatching. She stood out to me because of how little and black she was, and even though she was so tiny she is really good at perching on my finger and staying on.
Harley: I love the way she looked as a chick and I'm very satisfied with how she's looking now. She is a Silkie and Easter Egger mix.
Fluffy: Fluffy is an Easter Egger and Rhode Island mix. I want to keep her because of how sweet and overly fluffly she was as a chick.
Slushie: I got her from a home with a nice family including a really friendly and kind little girl. I can tell she got lots of attention. Slushie's name was snow ball... but I didn't want to keep that name... so Carmen's mom suggested Slushie and it stuck. I bring her out pretty much every time I feed the chicken and she sits on my shoulder or walks around in the yard and eats grass. You can tell from the picture she doesn't think about much else than grash.She's a modern game with poor breeding I believe.
Slurpie: Is a Lemon Blue Modern Game. I'm pretty sure he'll be a great little handsome rooster that'll be great for making pure bred Moderns Games further down the road.
Buckle: Buckle is from the same hatchlings as Redd and Spearrow. Buckle I just thought was really interesting and wanted to keep to see how she'd turn out. She's some type of Silkie mix.
Zeplin: Zeplin and Hen-Drix are from a more recent hatching we did from home. She's a polish mix. I love the colors we got with those mix polish!
Emmie: I got her on my brother's birthday as an Easter chick. She's a Rhode Island... she'll be red and lay lots of eggs. She's very well socialized and sweet.
Hen-drix: I think she is a she... They are really pretty lots lot of fun to let perch on your shoulder.
Greta: Is one of my most favorite types of chickens a Barred Rock!!! I got her a bit older she should be one of my first to lay some eggs.
Necterine: I got her because I loved Clementine so much! Those to and Clive will make a great trio!
Redd: I'm thinking Redd is a rooser. I kept him to see how he'd turn out! I'm not sure what he is.
Alice: She's a Millie Fluer D'Uccle. Carmen has one very similar I saw on the last time I was at the chicken man's place. She's great!
Twiggy: She's a cute little Silver Modern Game I got the same day I got Slurpie
Goldeen: She's a gold-laced Bantam Cochin I couldn't resist how pretty she is.
Eisley: I got Eisley the same day I got Elie. Carmen said she'd get me a baby duck and I got one! Eisley is a black Indian Runner duckie and I love her!
Ping: Ping along with MayLing is a Japanese . I love how cute and small they stay.
Here's some recent viedos.
My and Carmen's geese that we recently lost:
Carmen and I did some thing Messy out side and try to clean off our boots... and act silly like we typically do... I the questions I asked her are a result from making time pass that whole day:
Carmen and I encourage a little baby chicken to hatch... don't worry it didn't die : D it was just a bit tired. :
Monday, September 22, 2008
it's sunday night and it seems I have no curfew
After a Long day of awkward vibes in my singles ward, rekindleing past relationships, hanging out, and stadium singing...
I realized I had time to Kill, concidering the fact I can't fall asleep until after 2am at least.
One of my favorite places to scooter that has the smoothest surface to
... Is in the post office.
I made a viedo of it... but the quality was horrible.




I also have come to the conclusion that the campus is very creepy when it's late and dark.
I realized I had time to Kill, concidering the fact I can't fall asleep until after 2am at least.
One of my favorite places to scooter that has the smoothest surface to
... Is in the post office.
I made a viedo of it... but the quality was horrible.




I also have come to the conclusion that the campus is very creepy when it's late and dark.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Redfish Lake c:
After not falling asleep til 7 am I forced myself up and packed for the trip.
After everyone met up and made 2 trips to the gas station (once for gas and twice because we forgot ice) we were off.
Jason Cassie and I were heading to somewhere in central Idaho. Where it was I had no clue but Jason spoke so highly of it I doubted I'd be disappointed.




We eventually stopped at a Sinclair in Artco. I can still recall the dial-up tone when the debit card was ran through...

After setting everything out at our camp site Jason took us to see the lake! Jason called his mom to let her know everything was fine and that we hadn't died yet.
Despite the fact that It was dark you could tell how clear the water was. I couldn't wait to see it in daylight.



we had hotdogs, pink lemonade, and cookie marshmellow s'mores by the campfire while Jason played us music on his guitar. We all played with something that people always seem want to do... playing with a long exposure with my camera Rexy .




I had a horrible night. It was 25 degrees (Fahrenheit) annnd I thought I had brought enough clothes... I didn't . I didn't get much sleep. I woke up so many times and kept telling myself to just fall back asleep because it'd be warmer in the morning.
After break fest and packing the site up we headed over to the lake and had LOTS-O-FUN.
We Went site seeing around the lodge played in the water and went out on a boat.




















The lake lead your eye right to the Sawtooth Mt.s





While out of the boat me made a stop and searched out for possible awesome future camp sites.



The boat ride was great and the sites were amazing. Everyone was tired.... so we piled into the car and headed home.







Something I had always heard of was craters of the moon.
The drive over there wasn't too far out of the way...
Thankfully there was still a bit of daylight left!
At first we decided it's be better to go on foot.



...but then we realized it'd be more time effient to drive.




On the way back to getting the car I became distracted by a overly shiney reflective surface. In time ... so did everyone else.
Jason Cassie Rexy (my happy little camera) and I all make some cooly shots.





At a certain point we realized the bug problem on the windsheild was too much to handle....
so we made a stop and filled up the tank.

THen after that happy little momment we headed home for what is home for me now Rexburg, Id.


Here are some pictures by Cassie that Aren't up here.

ICE CREAM STOP!!! Yessss!
After everyone met up and made 2 trips to the gas station (once for gas and twice because we forgot ice) we were off.
Jason Cassie and I were heading to somewhere in central Idaho. Where it was I had no clue but Jason spoke so highly of it I doubted I'd be disappointed.




We eventually stopped at a Sinclair in Artco. I can still recall the dial-up tone when the debit card was ran through...

After setting everything out at our camp site Jason took us to see the lake! Jason called his mom to let her know everything was fine and that we hadn't died yet.
Despite the fact that It was dark you could tell how clear the water was. I couldn't wait to see it in daylight.



we had hotdogs, pink lemonade, and cookie marshmellow s'mores by the campfire while Jason played us music on his guitar. We all played with something that people always seem want to do... playing with a long exposure with my camera Rexy .




I had a horrible night. It was 25 degrees (Fahrenheit) annnd I thought I had brought enough clothes... I didn't . I didn't get much sleep. I woke up so many times and kept telling myself to just fall back asleep because it'd be warmer in the morning.
After break fest and packing the site up we headed over to the lake and had LOTS-O-FUN.
We Went site seeing around the lodge played in the water and went out on a boat.




















The lake lead your eye right to the Sawtooth Mt.s





While out of the boat me made a stop and searched out for possible awesome future camp sites.



The boat ride was great and the sites were amazing. Everyone was tired.... so we piled into the car and headed home.







Something I had always heard of was craters of the moon.
The drive over there wasn't too far out of the way...
Thankfully there was still a bit of daylight left!
At first we decided it's be better to go on foot.



...but then we realized it'd be more time effient to drive.




On the way back to getting the car I became distracted by a overly shiney reflective surface. In time ... so did everyone else.
Jason Cassie Rexy (my happy little camera) and I all make some cooly shots.





At a certain point we realized the bug problem on the windsheild was too much to handle....
so we made a stop and filled up the tank.

THen after that happy little momment we headed home for what is home for me now Rexburg, Id.


Here are some pictures by Cassie that Aren't up here.

ICE CREAM STOP!!! Yessss!
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