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Friday 19 February 2010
The pros and cons of having a chickin in the kitchin...
Friday 19 February 2010
The pros and cons of having a chickin in the kitchin...
13 comments:
- Christine Gram said...
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The title alone had me laughing. Chicken in the kitchen. Never ever.
- Friday, 19 February, 2010
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You must be a cleanin' demon! Or just plain nuts.
- Friday, 19 February, 2010
- LindyLouMac said...
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We once had a tame cockerel that used to come to the back door for titbits and eventually became so bold that he used to come into the kitchen and warm himself by the Aga. You cannot send him back to the chicken pen when he is healed you know!
- Friday, 19 February, 2010
- Katja said...
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Ooer. Your blog layout's gone a bit doolally - trying to click into the comments brings up a second, duplicate post, with the comments box underneath the second one only. Confused the heck out of me for a good few minutes, but then I did used to be blonde.
Chickeninthekitchen would certainly be a tongue twister for all the Italians I teach. Most of them use the words interchangeably, which makes for interesting conversations in class. "I cook kitchen in the chicken. I like kitchen!" - Friday, 19 February, 2010
- TEFL Ninja said...
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I am so jealous.
I'm still trying to work out how to build a chicken house, or buy one without going bankrupt.
I want a chickin in the kitchin too ! - Friday, 19 February, 2010
- Louise | Italy said...
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Hiya all -- thanks for your lovely comments! Katya -- that's what I get for screwing around with the template! I can't see how to fix it in the HTML, so I have a query out with Blogger Help. We'll see if anyone replies!
- Friday, 19 February, 2010
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I love your comparison of the chicken to English grammar school girls. Had me laughing out loud.
Thanks for stopping by my blog. - Friday, 19 February, 2010
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Girl - you're nuts!
- Friday, 19 February, 2010
- ♥ Braja said...
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Let the cat decide
:) - Saturday, 20 February, 2010
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Ha! What a great chuckle reading this post!
- Saturday, 20 February, 2010
- Karin said...
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What a fun story! So that one egg is the pro that trumps and the chickin stays in the kitchin... Loved your skiing story too!
- Saturday, 20 February, 2010
- Claudya Martinez said...
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I like the tongue twister.
- Saturday, 20 February, 2010
- scrappysue said...
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as long as they're laying fresh eggs, i say keep them! thanks for stopping by - i heart italy!
- Sunday, 21 February, 2010
13 comments:
The title alone had me laughing. Chicken in the kitchen. Never ever.
You must be a cleanin' demon! Or just plain nuts.
We once had a tame cockerel that used to come to the back door for titbits and eventually became so bold that he used to come into the kitchen and warm himself by the Aga. You cannot send him back to the chicken pen when he is healed you know!
Ooer. Your blog layout's gone a bit doolally - trying to click into the comments brings up a second, duplicate post, with the comments box underneath the second one only. Confused the heck out of me for a good few minutes, but then I did used to be blonde.
Chickeninthekitchen would certainly be a tongue twister for all the Italians I teach. Most of them use the words interchangeably, which makes for interesting conversations in class. "I cook kitchen in the chicken. I like kitchen!"
I am so jealous.
I'm still trying to work out how to build a chicken house, or buy one without going bankrupt.
I want a chickin in the kitchin too !
Hiya all -- thanks for your lovely comments! Katya -- that's what I get for screwing around with the template! I can't see how to fix it in the HTML, so I have a query out with Blogger Help. We'll see if anyone replies!
I love your comparison of the chicken to English grammar school girls. Had me laughing out loud.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Girl - you're nuts!
Let the cat decide
:)
Ha! What a great chuckle reading this post!
What a fun story! So that one egg is the pro that trumps and the chickin stays in the kitchin... Loved your skiing story too!
I like the tongue twister.
as long as they're laying fresh eggs, i say keep them! thanks for stopping by - i heart italy!
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