Lunchtime Fiascos

I have decided that I’m never going home at lunchtime to check on things and grab a quick bite to eat ever again.  Never. Ever. Again.

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Did I just see what I think I saw?

Why, you ask?

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I sure did.

Because I don’t want to know.

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They think I have food. The problem is growing right before my eyes.

At lunch time I’m in office clothes.  At lunch time I’m hungry, and crabby, and tired, and ready for a break.  At lunch time I’m alone.

Except for cats…

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No help coming from Blondie, here.

…Who have been well trained by our previous resident rooster to be terrified of chickens.

And a horse…

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"Did you need help with that?"

…Who is still mad because I called her fat and wouldn’t share my toast with her yesterday.

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"Ha, ha, ha--Good luck with that!"

So what’s a girl to do?  Well, this girl went inside, had a sandwich, checked the mail, and let the dog out.  Then I went back to work.

Yep, they were still there when we got home at 5:45 that evening.  If PETA ever had to deal with these chickens they would realize the bigger crime is eating carrots.  They have more brainpower.  Those chickens were out all day (or at least since noon) and did nothing but mill around outside the pen squawking and flapping and making big, fat targets of themselves for all the local chicken-eating wildlife.

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All hands on deck!

They were certainly no match for my reinforcements.

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