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Filled With Joy

On April 12, 2026 By StefanieIn Chickens, Food, Gardening, Holidays, ICE, joy, Seasons2 Comments

It’s been a busy few weeks, and since spring has finally arrived, it is only going to get busier and busier as the garden takes over my life. There has been so much joy happening lately. No Kings was amazing. I didn’t go to the huge rally at the capitol, but to the one in …

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Foul and Fowl

On January 18, 2026 By StefanieIn Chickens, ICE24 Comments

Foul ICE continues to terrorize the Twin Cities, particularly Minneapolis. You have probably seen video and heard stories. Another person was shot this last week. DHS is saying he attacked them and then tried to run away so they shot him in the leg. Video and witness evidence is now coming out that reveals the …

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ICE in Minnesota

On December 7, 2025 By StefanieIn Biking, Chickens, Food, Gardening, Politics14 Comments

Oh my friends, ICE has arrived in Minneapolis and the greater Twin Cities metro. They are driving around unmarked SUVs threatening and intimidating people. Contrary to the lies spewing from the President’s mouth, the state is not overrun by Somali gangs, they do not commit most of the crimes, and 91% of them are U.S. …

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The End of an Era

On October 19, 2025 By StefanieIn Books, Chickens, Politics, Quotes15 Comments

Well friends, we reached the end of an era on Monday night with the death of Mrs. Dashwood, last of the Dashwood flock. After nine and half years it started to seem like she would just keep going and going and going even though she had clearly slowed down considerably from her younger days. But …

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Sia’s Big Adventure

On October 12, 2025 By StefanieIn Chickens, Food, Gardening, Politics20 Comments

James’s work schedule is Sunday through Thursday. After running some errands in the morning, he opened the run door to let the chickens wander their own little garden. It has cooled off to more seasonable weather, and James didn’t have the sliding glass deck door open, but the chicken alarm was so loud he still …

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