My name is Charlotte, sometimes known as Ms Lottie, occasionally as The Slightly Mad Quilt Lady. This is my blog, where you'll find me writing a lot about my quilting and textile arts and a little about my family's life in a small seaside town in New Zealand. Haere mai!
Our bantams did that too - got away under the inaccessible flaxes and turned up with 18 chicks for one and 13 for the other. We had no problem finding homes as it turned out (except for the odd eaten rooster!)
Strangely enough, those flaxes were gone next season....
Sounds like my experience with gerbils many years ago. I bought one and the next day I had ten. I like to have never found homes for them all. I had no grandchildren at that time,and was working public work, so I really had no desire to have that many gerbils. Today, I might be willing to tackle the job.
We are so trying to move to New Zealand this year and are planning to eventually buy a life style plot and get more involved in the good life. I am so interested in people that have succesfully done this and so any tips would be GREAT! Tracey x
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Oh my, hahaha! Mmmm, rabbit stew anyone?
ReplyDeleteWell they are rabbits :)
ReplyDeleteOur bantams did that too - got away under the inaccessible flaxes and turned up with 18 chicks for one and 13 for the other. We had no problem finding homes as it turned out (except for the odd eaten rooster!)
Strangely enough, those flaxes were gone next season....
viv in dunedin
Sounds like my experience with gerbils many years ago. I bought one and the next day I had ten. I like to have never found homes for them all. I had no grandchildren at that time,and was working public work, so I really had no desire to have that many gerbils. Today, I might be willing to tackle the job.
ReplyDeleteFunny. I say, "YAY FOR PROCREATING." I mean, you *are* a midwife, right?! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThey have been busy haven't they. Cute though? :)
ReplyDeleteTracey x
We are so trying to move to New Zealand this year and are planning to eventually buy a life style plot and get more involved in the good life.
ReplyDeleteI am so interested in people that have succesfully done this and so any tips would be GREAT!
Tracey x