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By: Peter G @ Souvlaki For The Soul

This is great news Jenn…slowly, slowly it’s all coming together.

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By: Simone (junglefrog)

Congratulations on the first egg Jenn! I can see how that would be very exciting!

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By: Georgia

Yay EGGS!!!! Each post you write about your chicken adventures takes me one step to begging my landlord to allow us urban chickens!

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By: Arlene

That is for sure a breakfast fit for a QUEEN. Ha ha. Love to see the photos of the chickens.

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By: Angela Napolitano

Great post and love the photos!! I have lately entertained the idea of raising chickens, and your posts have very much inspired me

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By: Amy @ Simply Sugar & Gluten-Free

I love your stories, Jenn! How neat…and you treat the chickens with such respect and love.

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By: Jenna @ Newlyweds

How fun!! Nothing quite like those first eggs. I have about 40+ chickens now and each time a new one starts laying it’s so exciting. And yes those golden yolks and wonderful flavor, never will you eat...

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By: Angela@spinachtiger

Eggs are my favorite food, especially when the yolks are nearly orange from the feed. I would have gotten equally excited. We have a neighbor a few miles away who sells her eggs for $2 a dozen. (she...

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By: Maple Crème Caramel « The Left Over Queen

[...] overwhelming love of maple, that I moved to Vermont? It is the old chicken vs. the egg question – something else I have been pondering of late. Personally the answer doesn’t matter much to me, so...

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By: Jessica Nunemaker

There is NOTHING better than farm fresh eggs! Makes me hungry right now for an egg or two.

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By: Rhonda D.

Isn’t it fun when you get your own eggs from your own pullets and hens? We’ve always loved having our poultry gang! Our pullets often start laying a week or two ‘early’ and those first little eggs...

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By: sarah

What i can’t get over is the color of the egg yolk! It does look better than from regular store bought eggs. Bet it was yummy too!

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