Wildflowers, I am not guessing because I have seeds for that plant and as cute as the charm is, I don't drink. I think it would be best left to someone who doesn't have them.

I love it, but it would not be fair for the host to grab the prizes.

Why not Alana? Hosts get to have some fun, too!

I agree with Janine!

(Hi, Janine! )

I agree too, Alana, you should get to play. And now that my feeling(s) are in jeopardy, I think you should!

Of course I will not hold it against anyone who doesn't like wine, you can just let me know you don't need that part of the prize or you can offer it to someone who does.

Alana if you know it nobody is going to feel it's unfair. I don't even own a wine glass, I had to borrow 2 from my neighbor when I took a photo showing off my Spanish moss.

Wildflowers is your plant Pedicularis Canadensis?

Wildflowers, your feelings remain intact.

great job Lisa

Wildflowers, please pass the prize along to our wonderful host.

LIsa! You are always doing things like that for people. It's almost like you like to "share."
Thank you.
I don't drink a lot of wine, but I've been to a couple of tastings recently and that has renewed my interest.

Gotcha, Lisa.

Okay! the prize goes to our host, Poisondartfrog!! Thank you for saving my feelings, Alana, I'm getting low on them.

I didn't guess cause I didn't know it

Thanks for the acorns Alana and Christine

You're welcome, Ronnie. I want you all to know I was kidding about my feelings getting hurt. I'm a tough old bird.

Just like my favorite old hen, Tootsie who is ten years old and going strong.

Ten years is really good for a chicken. Is she still laying?

Yes, she is still laying eggs. Although not as much as she used to but when she does lay, it's every day for weeks. Then she takes well deserved time off. She's the Matriarch of the flock and very wise; not a bird brain like some of the other hens. Haha! I hope she stays around a long time.

I remember when I first started with chickens and was amazed by how much of a difference in intelligence and personality they all have from each other. I try not to get very attached to my birds, but half of them do end up with names. I just can't help but to become attached to the smart quirky ones.

Yeah, I know what you mean. Only a chicken owner can probably appreciate how entertaining they are and how attached someone can become to a chicken.

We have four bantams and they are pets so they all have names. We lost our one large Cochin last summer and had a funeral and burial for her...granddaughters ....