rooster. What a handsome rooster he was, too. It’s a good thing he’s also an agile rooster since he had to get away from J. That’s why this picture is so blurry — rooster was in escape mode and you can’t really blame him.<\/p>\n Anyway, my youngest son wanted me to take a picture of this <\/p>\n chicken. She was a pretty chicken, so I obliged.<\/p>\n Fast forward to a few days ago when we were flipping through the images from the zoo on my computer. “Look, E,” I said, “there is the picture of that chicken that you liked.”<\/p>\n “Oh, yes!” E replied enthusiastically, “that was the Hot Mama Chicken!”<\/p>\n Hot Mama Chicken? Where, I ask you, did he ever hear that?<\/p>\n In other news, J told me today that he couldn’t wait for his upcoming dentist appointment. “Why, J, are you so anxious for the appointment?” I asked. He replied, “Because of the girls who clean your teeth there. One day, I’m going to fall in love with one of them.”<\/p>\n (stunned silence on my part…or maybe I was silently screaming?)<\/p>\n Yikes. I’m going to not think about that bridge and my crossing it any time soon.<\/p>\n I hope y’all are having a good Tuesday!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Chickens and Bridges Over spring break, we were able to visit the zoo with my sister, her boys, and my mom. We had a perfect weather day there. The zoo has a portion with a barn that my boys always … Continue reading ![](\"\/auto_images\/lowres\/img62391302031694.jpg\")
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