A week left until Samhuinn

I am enjoying the cooler autumn weather. Getting outside chores done has become more comfortable. With the cooler air and the absence of the ever present midges and mosquitoes it's easier to get lost in the day 

We are up to 22 chickens. Two roosters; Mortimer and Stanley. I am hoping that we can get the coop enlarged before the ground freezes or at least the new poles put in. It is so mucky out there for. We expect fifteen of the hens should start laying in the next few weeks 

My first summer with the greenhouse was a bust 

My tomato plants grew huge but I think in the end that it was just too hot in the greenhouse. Learning curve. I have some spinach and broccoli and peas and kale that hopefully will continue growing until the cold really starts to get serious 

This is our foster cat Beauty. We take her to Corner Brook tonight so she can make the journey tomorrow to her new home in St. John's. We are going to miss her but are confident that she ha an awesome home to go to 

 I did it again. I talked hubby into helping me out dreads into my hair again(maybe I have some hope of making a free-spirit out of him?) Now to wait for them to tighten up