Getting acclimated to country

[Country homesteader]

3 different dozen eggs of a variation of brown and a variation of sizes in a carton; all from my hens. No, not all laid today but close to it.

 

[Country homesteader]

IMPORTANT UPDATE:
Baby chick is still alive. Pic attached-

I call it Munchkin seeing how it's so tiny.

 

[frustratedearthmother]

Ahhhhh!

 

[Country homesteader]

I wonder what Munchkin is going to look like when it gets older seeing how it's a cross between a BO hen and RIR rooster.

 

[Country homesteader]

Another way this property is on its way of becoming self-sufficient even though it was by accident.

 

[Country homesteader]

Newly hatched?

 

[tortoise]

I'd say just wet. Takes them a day or so to find there legs after hatching.

 

[Country homesteader]

When I was mowing the yard earlier, ( yes, I was VERY careful and kept close eye on Mama and baby) and it's dry so it's still the same one as the other day.

 

[Country homesteader]

The mowing actually took place before I broke the NEW mower.
Yup, told my Uncle (who instead of getting really, really mad at me and telling me to just put the mower up and I wasn't too touch it again) told me what tools I had to have and where to look for them and what I had to do.
I did everything he told me to and when I first started it up I got a little concerned seeing how there was alot of smoke but it cleared up.
I'm not telling my Uncle but it actually cuts a whole lot better now than before overfilling it with oil.

 

[Country homesteader]

That's the herb bed by the side of the road. The one in the back on the right is Garden Sage.
I don't give them any fertilizer or anything else but the way the sage grows anyone would think I pour Miracle Grow on it.
In 2nd and 3rd pics the smaller plants had a little trouble getting started this year so that's why they are so small compared to the others.