Saw you on the show- you look FABULOUS!!! Of course they saved the best for last…had me sitting on the edge of my seat until the END of the show- but of course you were worth the wait! Thank you for all of the inspiration you have brought into my life over the past 3 1/2 years!
Hugs,
Laurie

Enjoyed the show and seeing MaryJane.

is there a video of this show for those of us who cant seem to get out of bed before 10AM???

Enjoy your visit! I wish we got the channel so I could watch on Friday night. Please do a post next week to give us the highlights.

You are just too funny!!!!
Take care of yourself in that big city!
Looking forward to sitting down and watching you on my VHS- yes I still record shows using vhs!
Hugs,
Laurie

Was Elvis hot or what? And Sean Connery? Lordy, lordy.. You might want to switch to iced tea for the remainder of your trip… Just a thought… 🙂
xo

What a cool idea for walnuts! You are very lucky that they grown right in your backyard. We have Pecans here in Florida which are ripening now in time for holiday Pecan Pies!! Mmmmmm!

I saw this last week on Cv online and thought, what are you kidding? Does it come with a/c and a grounds keeper? After I got over the sticker price, I have to admit it is really a cool hen house!

Looks like a nice “affordable” house for…me! We had chickens when I was a kid, and I don’t remember them being all that glamorous. I remember a lot of stinky smells, flying feathers, and lots and lots of manure to haul out one wheelbarrow load at a time. We kept our chicken coop nice and clean, but I can’t imagine storing my canning in there like they show in the picture! On the upside, anything to encourage people to farm is great!

Shades of Queen Victoria’s chicken coop! I saw an old lithograph of it online somewhere’z. How the English love their poultry. When my folks went to Plymouth years ago (to hook up with shirt-tail relatives), my momma noted that free-range eggs in restaurants were much more expensive and highly prized. Mom’s 1st words were “Chicky dink” – due to a print in their house that featured a little girl offering a pan of water to a baby chick. Grandma LOVED chickens. By the time I came along, arthritis no longer let her keep up with a milk cow and chicken chores. She made the best fried chicken EVER and she often said to me with a wink, “If you knew what a chicken ate, you’d never eat a chicken.” 🙂 Chickens are the catfish of the feathered kingdom … ok, maybe vultures place first. Much emphasis is put on keeping a clean coop and fresh food for hens, correctly true, but Grandma’s statement was true to the chicken’s basic nature … OH, how they love to freely scrounge and forage!!

I have to say I have never heard of Glamping but I have to say I love the idea. I also think I am going to be a follower of your website because looks like things for me. Thanks for a great segment on the show.

Can not wait to see it girls, what fun you will have.

Ponies are so much fun and so full of personality. No doubt she would prefer to eat and be plump but we all do have to watch our figures!! Ha!