Russellville on a Wednesday

Not much new since basketball ended. I'm really not used to this having enough time to use my own bathrooom and spend time on the internet. This is wild! Can you imagine a day without 30 things planned? Oh, nevermind... neither can I.
Tomorrow Reanna is off to space camp! She packed her lunch tonight and I'll drop her off at school in the morning. She'll be gone to camp until about 7:00 pm tomorrow. It'll be a long day for her and I sure hope she's up for it because she's finally come down with that icky cold the rest of us have had.
Raina is in training for softball. When I came home today she was doing pushups and she's been lifting cans of veggies for weights. Silly girl.
We had dinner with my sisters tonight. I really do have a wonderful family. We always have so much fun. Next month we are meeting the day before Dad's birthday.
I had a dream about my dad last night. He was so content. He had come to show me that he got a hunting license and was going hunting with us this year. He looked so good and his big message to me was not to worry about the little things. Just enjoy life. He seemed to be surrounded by people that loved him. I don't know that I've ever seen him happier.
Chickens are great. I got 9 egges between today and yesterday. Even Fancy Pants laid an egg for me. Poor girls were out of oyster shell so I sent Randy on a trip to get some. He said the farm store has their baby chicks in. I'm going to have to go take a peek. I know the girls will want to.
I let the chickens free range for a few hours today. Funny thing is when the chickens are out the rabbit comes out of hiding too. Today after I filled his house with alfalfa and filled his food dishes with rabbit food, he was out grazing on chicken scratch I had put down for the chickens. I think my bunny thinks he's a chicken. For some reason, he just really gets along well with the chickens. I don't know if that means my bunny is weird or my chickens are weird.
My eggs are so beautiful. Green, light brown, dark brown, speckles... and they're big. I'm guessing they're extra large size.
The chicken yard was a little muddy so I put down some more straw and filled their hopper. It's getting warmer out there. I'm guessing it's almost warm enough I could turn their heat off in the day.
We're thinking about an adopt a chicken program for easter. I'm still working on the details. I'll let you know how it goes.
East girls won the first round in the state championship tournament. I don't know when the next game is but I'm looking forward to it. My bleacher butt is missing basketball!
Well, off to bed with me and I hope to write more soon.