No, I’m not pregnant. But our chickens have been busy :) You’ll have to go over to my blog, The Joy of Homemaking to see what they’ve been up to…
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Oh what fun! That sounds so cool to have your own eggs, i’d LOVE to do that. I think my homeowners assoc. might not be happy with a chicken coop in my backyard though and the basement might not make the chickens happy… :)
The plates are very pretty! What a nice gift!
When I saw “Surprise!” on my iGoogle Reader, I immediately thought, “THEY’RE PREGNANT!!!”
But, new eggs (a different kind, hehe!) is good too! How exciting for the kiddos to see everything evolve! How fun! You have such a cute, loving family Jenni!