I've been a thinkin'. Hubby always says that's dangerous when I do.
With spring just around the corner, I want to try something new here at the old time homestead.
I love gardening and cooking with 'natural foods'.
So...chickens came to mind, but not to eat (we don't eat meat except for fish).
Fresh eggs, please!
I would really like to have chickens. Two would be nice.
I'd build a cute little coop cause I just tend to spoil critters around here.
And all girls have to have some cute.
They would repay me with fresh eggs and good old poop to fertilize the garden. Win, win.
But, that just is not going to happen. Problem. Hubby hates chickens. He really does. There is a story behind it when he was a kid. I won't go into it as it's his story. I'll just let you use your imagination.
So I'll scratch chickens off my list of possibilities for now.
How about bees? I could have some hives. And I do enjoy watching bees do their thing in the garden.
And I love honey! Oh, I can taste it now.
But they may cause a problem, too. Hubby is allergic to bee stings. It's not pretty. So no bees.
I'm now getting desperate at this point on what would be a good addition to the old time homestead.
Been a thinkin' and a thinkin'!
So how about some worms?!? Yes, my mind jumps all over the place like that.
Only I could think chickens...bees...worms.
Now I can't and won't eat worms, but...
I like worms. They fascinate me. I always played with worms as a kid. And as an adult, I will carry worms out to the garden when I come across them. Is that weird?
Worms will provide rich compost and 'tea' for my garden. I will be putting good use to those kitchen scraps. And my Hubby doesn't hate worms and is not allergic to them. Ha!
I'm warmin' up to the idea of worms.
Been reading some books. Finding out that this is very doable.
So worms it is! I'll keep ya updated on how this all goes.
Maybe, I can even share some worms with ya someday.
Any takers?
Cindy