On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me a partridge in a pine tree.
On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the third day of Christmas my true love gave to me 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the fourth day of Christmas my true love gave to me 4 large black crows, 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the fifth day of Christmas my true love gave to me 5 FEET OF SNOW, 4 large black crows, 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the sixth day of Christmas my true love gave to me 6 moose a mating, 5 FEET OF SNOW, 4 large black crows, 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the seventh day of Christmas my true love gave to me 7 hunter's hunting, 6 moose a mating, 5 FEET OF SNOW, 4 large black crows, 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the eighth day of Christmas my true love gave to me 8 skiers skiing, 7 hunters hunting, 6 moose a mating, 5 FEET OF SNOW, 4 large black crows, 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the ninth day of Christmas my true love gave to me 9 pounds of potatoes, 8 skiers skiing, 7 hunters hunting, 6 moose a mating, 5 FEET OF SNOW, 4 large black crow, 3 White rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the tenth day of Christmas my true love gave to me 10 snowmobiler's sledding, 9 pounds of potatoes, 8 skiers skiing, 7 hunters hunting, 6 moose a mating, 5 FEET OF SNOW, 4 large black crows, 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the eleventh day of Christmas my true love gave to me 11 plates of poutine, 10 snowmobiler's sledding, 9 pounds of potatoes, 8 skiers skiing, 7 hunters hunting, 6 moose a mating, 5 FEET OF SNOW, 4 large black crows, 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me 12 black flies flying, 11 plates of poutine, 10 snowmobiler's sledding, 9 pounds of potatoes, 8 skiers skiing, 7 hunters hunting, 6 moose a mating, 5 FEET OF SNOW, 4 large black crows, 3 White Rocks, 2 pigeons, and a partridge in a pine tree.
This little song came about after my husband Steve commented that there were partridges in the back field of the farm. I of course started singing the line "and a partridge in a pear tree", and he laughed and said no they're in pine tree's here. That's all it took for me to sit down and recreate the Twelve Days of Christmas for the farm blog. I hope you liked it and it gave you a laugh, we laughed a lot making it, and sang it while putting up the Christmas decorations yesterday.
God Bless.
Nov 25, 2009
Eggs... It's What's for Dinner?
Hello All,
Don't they look harmless? Picturesque? But once they all start laying at the same time what does one do with all those eggs?
What came first? The chicken or the Egg? Well on our farm it was definitely the chickens and now It's the EGGS. Now that the Chickens are in full production Eggs are a staple at just about every meal. Eggs; poached, scrambled, fried, hard boiled and soft have graced our table for breakfast over the last two weeks daily. For dinners we've had egg salad sandwiches, and egg and potato salad. For supper one night this week we've even had a quiche. along with countless recipes that require eggs as an ingredient like meatloaf, french toast, and dinner tarts.
Yes sir folks this is a picture of my vegetable bin in my refrigerator FILLED with eggs, and I have yet to collect for today. So the plan is Tomorrow for Thanksgiving I'm going to add some new seasonal additions to the menu. Deviled eggs, custard, and a souffle or two will be gracing the table along with the traditional turkey and dressing. I plan to post my EGGcellent recipes on the web page over the course of the next week, and if anyone has any suggestions on what to do with all these eggs please feel free to share. I'll leave you now with some frosty pictures of our farm.
Have a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving. God Bless.
Don't they look harmless? Picturesque? But once they all start laying at the same time what does one do with all those eggs?
What came first? The chicken or the Egg? Well on our farm it was definitely the chickens and now It's the EGGS. Now that the Chickens are in full production Eggs are a staple at just about every meal. Eggs; poached, scrambled, fried, hard boiled and soft have graced our table for breakfast over the last two weeks daily. For dinners we've had egg salad sandwiches, and egg and potato salad. For supper one night this week we've even had a quiche. along with countless recipes that require eggs as an ingredient like meatloaf, french toast, and dinner tarts.
Yes sir folks this is a picture of my vegetable bin in my refrigerator FILLED with eggs, and I have yet to collect for today. So the plan is Tomorrow for Thanksgiving I'm going to add some new seasonal additions to the menu. Deviled eggs, custard, and a souffle or two will be gracing the table along with the traditional turkey and dressing. I plan to post my EGGcellent recipes on the web page over the course of the next week, and if anyone has any suggestions on what to do with all these eggs please feel free to share. I'll leave you now with some frosty pictures of our farm.
Have a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving. God Bless.
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