shepherd's dozen
12 eggs a day in the fridge
10 meat birds going to the butcher tomorrow
9 minutes till I start dinner
8 sheep shorn yesterday morning
7 dollars in my back pocket
6 friends went out to enjoy indian food and Iron and Wine
5 coworkers getting fresh free-range chicken Wednesday
4 different vegetables sprouting in the raised beds
3 pounds of pork shoulder in the big crock pot
2 apple trees ready to be planted
1 sheepdog back into his herding lessons
0 things to be ungrateful for this Sunday night.
Little known fact: a shepherd's dozen is 11.
10 meat birds going to the butcher tomorrow
9 minutes till I start dinner
8 sheep shorn yesterday morning
7 dollars in my back pocket
6 friends went out to enjoy indian food and Iron and Wine
5 coworkers getting fresh free-range chicken Wednesday
4 different vegetables sprouting in the raised beds
3 pounds of pork shoulder in the big crock pot
2 apple trees ready to be planted
1 sheepdog back into his herding lessons
0 things to be ungrateful for this Sunday night.
Little known fact: a shepherd's dozen is 11.
posted by Jenna at 7:40 PM
12 Comments:
Very cute! And uplifting. (What about 11?) :)
Wonderful! What do you do with all the eggs? I get 5 a day and I can hardly keep up with them--the extras end up going to friends.
It is always good to be grateful for all, good and bad.
i was always bad at math
eggs are easily handed out to coworkers!
sounds lovely.
And a baker's dozen is 13. (But when was the last time the bakery sold 13 rolls for the price of 12?? Wouldn't that be nice!)
aw finally Jenna- you and all of your blog friends have dealt with a trying Winter, an interesting Spring so it's time to let the good times roll---finally.
You've got the life!
LOVE IT!
love the list!
Sounds like a great, productive, well-rounded weekend...!
our bagel store sells 13 bagels as a dozen; technically buy 12 get one free, but still.
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