EGGS
Acrostic Poem:
Eggs
Easy and economic way to
Get lots of
Good nutrition. A
Super food containing almost every vitamin and mineral.
by Tonya R. Hengerer
**Farm eggs are fresher, more nutritious, and taste better than store-bought eggs.
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Day 2 of Five Photos, Five Stories Challenge for which I was nominated by the lovely Prajakta. Her way with words and wonderful perspective are pure joy. Please visit her blog!
My second nomination for this is Mother Hen. Her blog is an eclectic mix of beautiful photography, entertaining videos, lovely poems, and fantastic writing all around. The challenge is
–“Post a photo each day for five consecutive days and attach a story to the photo. It can be fiction or non-fiction, a poem or a short paragraph and each day nominate another blogger for the challenge.”
Categories: Chicken Keeping, Reflections on Farm Life
fourth generation farmgirl 
Farm eggs are fresher and better… wish I could get them more often here.
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Hi Momma! Thanks for commenting. We haven’t had our own fresh eggs since a fox got into my aviary last fall. I’m really looking forward to when my new hens start laying in October. 🙂
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I bet!
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Nicely done!
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Thank you!
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Those eggs! And as A Momma’s View said, I really wish I could get them more often. I think I have had them just once!
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The difference in fresh farm eggs is amazing! I couldn’t believe how bright orange the yolk was the first time I had one. And, the taste, significantly more flavorful.
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One day! I am waiting now to taste the difference.
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If I could overnight deliver a dozen, I would! 😉
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I was not an egg fan until I had a farm fresh egg…now I love them! By the way that’s a lot of eggs …how many chickens do you have?
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I used to have 20 heirloom hens a few years ago. I sold eggs to Local Roots Restaurant for a while, and The Inn on Campbell B &B also bought them. However, we lost our flock ( 14 hens) last fall to a fox. I just got nine chicks in March; however, I’m concerned that I may have a couple of roosters in the mix. Time will tell. 🙂
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Look at all those lovely eggs! Brilliant poem too 🙂
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Thank you, Judy! 🙂
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