Ooooooooo, how very cute!
I have a question, Tim: Does this make Nancy and me Chicken Grandmothers? or Grand Chicken Mothers? or Grandmother Chicks?
Awwwww. You two “chicks” are always grand in my book!
I love how the first possibly related post is a recipe for chicken parmesan.
Please don’t eat my chicken!
Braaaawwk-braaawwk-braaawwk!
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Ooooooooo, how very cute!
I have a question, Tim: Does this make Nancy and me Chicken Grandmothers? or Grand Chicken Mothers? or Grandmother Chicks?
Awwwww. You two “chicks” are always grand in my book!
I love how the first possibly related post is a recipe for chicken parmesan.
Please don’t eat my chicken!
Braaaawwk-braaawwk-braaawwk!
WordPress marked your post as possible SPAM. This is the problem with onomatopoeia.
[…] we first got the chicks at Easter, they were mighty cute. They were just two days old and would wander around in the tank under the […]