P2151876 Previous Published February 15, 2010 at × in Confessions of a Mad Chicken Lady Fashionable Attire for Feeding Chickens on COLD Mornings
pixilated2 says: January 2, 2012 at 11:51 am Reply Cindy, That was our first dusting of snow you see on the ground and on my sleeve! 🙂
Na Na says: January 2, 2012 at 4:26 pm Reply Oh wow! That kinda looks like me in the morning but I don’t have any critters to go out and feed.
pixilated2 says: January 2, 2012 at 4:30 pm Reply Well then, Anita, I’m glad to know I am in good company! At that time of the AM, I don’t worry too much because I know the chickens sure don’t care. It is one of the advantages of living out in the country. 😉 ~ L
pixilated2 says: January 2, 2012 at 7:32 pm Reply Thanks Nancy, at least I stay warm and it keeps the coop dust and straw off of me too! ~ L
pixilated2 says: January 4, 2012 at 6:30 am Reply They were my favorites! I have boring maroon ones now. LOL!
I absolutely love it!
Cindy, That was our first dusting of snow you see on the ground and on my sleeve! 🙂
Oh wow! That kinda looks like me in the morning but I don’t have any critters to go out and feed.
Well then, Anita, I’m glad to know I am in good company! At that time of the AM, I don’t worry too much because I know the chickens sure don’t care. It is one of the advantages of living out in the country. 😉 ~ L
Sexy. . . very sexy. Love the look!
Nancy
Thanks Nancy, at least I stay warm and it keeps the coop dust and straw off of me too! ~ L
great wellies 🙂
They were my favorites! I have boring maroon ones now. LOL!
I want to know which bird shot the photo. 🙂
It was the Robert iracibleist domesticus. 😉