Welcome back Norman. If I were you I'd have a little talk with that new batch of chickens...just to set them straight; and MAYBE just let them have a peek at that knife.
When I saw the knife and blood I almost fainted (you know I can't stand the sight of blood) then I thought I had better read further thinking you may have had an accident with the carving knife and cut your finger! Speak to you soon. Joyce x
Ma - antibiotics for a bad tooth - I DID go diving but the weather was so squally on Saturday that we had to turn around once we were out of the harbor. 
what antibiotics and what for?
i thought you went diving this weekend?
clearly there are huge gaps in your story.
xo, ma
Dogbait - I'm okay with the murderer label. I figure if I eat them, I should be okay about killing them.
Sally - no gin tonight sadly - am on antibiotics - That knife is one of my all time favourites. Isn't it good?! A real Norman Bates special. It should have its own soundtrack!.
I certainly hope you had plenty of gin to dull your senses to such a cruel task. Beforehand did you stand around the pen like Mrs. Tweedy and ask which one would make a good pie??
Love the bloody knife and your post. Welcome back!
You murderer! You slayer! I'll be reporting you to the chicken protection society. Damn, they don't seem to be in the phone book.
My parents had chickens and I used to help knock their heads off especially for a real treat at Christmas.
Welcome back by the way.
God bless you Mrs K!!
I didn't announce the break as I didn't really mean to take one . . . it just came out that way. Thanks for not abandoning me!
Dear DILG
My Mam used to boil our old chickens and then roast them in a hot oven for 30 minutes. Nothing tastes like an old chicken, boiled and then roasted. Wish I lived next door.
You are entitled to a break, but next time - just say - taking a break, having a kit kat, back soon.
Lol
mrs K
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