The Bear Who Loved Chocolate by Leela Hope

Oh Leela, you need to chill out and get a pawdicure and paint your claws sweetie. I used to sit on a large tree stump when feeding our chickens and they would sit on my legs and peck food from my hands and let me stroke their feathers. I love the story of her favourite chicken. 😉ĮCB, what a lovely lady showing the boys how to make her famous scones. I must admit I was pleased that my attempts at posting pics worked out, there had been a lot of mumbling and choice words coming from under my breath while I was trying to get the Cafe going but all’s well that ends well. Good morning all, no love note from HRH as yet but I live in hope. The scones look like the turned out okay…we’re trying to resist tasting them until tomorrow.

It’s so cute that the chickens have distinct personalities. D was surprised and a little uncomfortable with those claws digging in. When D reappeared her favorite was so happy to see her she jumped from the ground all the way to D’s shoulder. D was sick for a few days and hubby fed the chickens. This one loves petting and sitting on D’s lap…very attached to her. She keeps chickens and told me the cutest story about her favorite one. The lady who bakes with the boys is really sweet. Hoping things stay stable since its good for the budget to go without. Leo and Eko will always have their skirmishes, but they had those with he diffusers too. Whew! They seem to be doing fine without it. Then they had to go through being stuffed into the laundry room for house showings, the house being packed up, the trek to FL, car accident and losing Lucy, cramped four months in small living quarters, then finally settling into their new home. We had used them for a whole year, since their lives had been in upheaval since last Sept when we started to get the house ready to put on the market. I just graduated mine from using the diffusers two weeks ago. Hi, JK and Buttons! That’s great about the feliway and Nutini, Buttons.

The Bear Who Loved Chocolate by Leela Hope