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Bone in chicken thighs I canned last week but forgot to post. I used one jar already, and I really like them. But the bones are pretty soft, so it’s trickier to make sure no pieces of bone get crumbled into your recipe. I might just stick to boneless in the future.

I thought we already had a thread like this. I searched and couldn’t find it. This morning as I was waiting for my dogs to go potty, I noticed a few blooms on plants that I thought had quit for the year. I took pictures for the thread and now I can’t find it, so why not just start one? Might be...

I took some photos of the campfire rose in various stages of bloom. They start out with more yellow and then fade to more pink.

His dream is to travel. :barnieI’m sure there will be compromises.:idunno

Thank you!

They are pronounced differently. I learned that when I moved here. But apparently Siri doesn’t know that. 😂

Well @digitS' I learned something today. First, yes, Morgan County is where I thought it was. Second, Trafalgar is just east of there in Johnson County. Which I was looking up because there is a town there called Greenwood and I wondered if it had anything to do with your ancestors. Alas...

Greenwood:Seasoned wood: Seasoned pioneer…yes!

@Blueberry Acres This one reminds me of a knockout rose I have called Campfire. (Campfire is my favorite one.)

Thank you both!

This is a variegated trailing African violet named Ellie Gardner.

Just adding some photos from the third post of my journal because I didn’t realize these weren’t in the previous post.) Here are some photos of how the trees and buildings have grown up in the back chicken area. I tried to find photos that show my “run in shed”. And here is my mailbox...

Steve, I have heard of Morgan county, and I think I know where it is, but I am not familiar with Trafalgar. We are actually Michigan transplants. Been here 20 years and I have gotten to really like Indiana. (At first I hated moving “south of the border”, but now I don’t think I could stand a...

This is for @digitS' My 100th post! 😊 I’m copying and pasting this from my journal on BYH because it already existed there. It’s quite long (I actually copied and pasted the first two posts here.) Feel free to just skim through this. :lol: Beginning of first post: I posted this over in the...

@ducks4you ? I was wondering the same thing. @farmerjan had both of hers done at the same time and that seemed like the way to go.

I love bagpipe music.

Well if we are posting Sheltie and Collie pictures… The last photo of my old girl Birdie. (And Toby the dachshund when he was just 7 months old.) The collie is Clara. (And the dachshunds had to ride in the stroller because they can’t walk as far or as fast as the collie and I can.) These two...

I think the squirrellinator is your best bet. We have a chipmunkinator, and it really works. My husband puts peanuts inside it. Then you need a container of water deep enough to submerge the whole (occupied) trap in, as @baymule said. Not a time to be squeamish. We also discovered that a flat...

That sounds like our two step in posts that we use to prop open both sides of the double doors on our shed where our lawnmower lives!

Great job on your door! Now you can thank yourself several times a day, instead of being frustrated. 😊 With your sophisticated locking mechanism, I’m thinking you should run a safety string up through a little hole in the door so just in case something knocks that board down while you are...