Friday, September 25, 2009

A Little Flashback.....



I posted this back in June, after my raccoon carnage. After a few of you have commented that your girls have recently met their demise by creatures of the night, I thought I might post it again......

Don't forget, I always try to answer your comments within the comment area. Until I figure out how I can email you back, it's the best I can do!

Can't tell you how much I'm enjoying all of you. Thanks so much for stopping by my little corner of the world.



or maybe I should title this....My Exodus Off the Internet...I may never show my face here again after this!!!

This is the song I've been singing around the yard. I really can't believe I'm posting this....oh dear...I have rejection issues...this isn't good.

Glen is playing the guitar for me on this, and Aaron did my hair and is operating the video camera. Without further adieu....

Goodbye forever....


30 comments:

  1. Hi Jayme,
    I'm so sorry that happened to your chickens. I lost one to a bobcat last October. WE were OUTSIDE at the time. It was about 5:30 in the evening. I lost another to a raccoon last March when the coop was accidentally left open. I love your song! I love gals with guns! haha!
    Blessings,
    Lorilee

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  2. Jayme Mae, Jesse James would of loved you...:) I had a brain blurp and almost put Jesse Jackson and now I'm having a party all of my own....roflmbo...

    I love it as much as when you posted the first time..is someone knockin' at your door?? it may be the producers of Grand Ol Opry..

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  3. LOVE.IT!

    I will just have to enjoy your girls until we get our new babies in the spring.

    I can't wait till Mark gets home and I can show him.

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  4. ROFL!! I love it! That's YouTube material right there, baby! hehehe Oh my gosh. Thank you for expressing my consternation at coons so eloquently. Nice gun, too!

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  5. Jayme, You're a brave, brave woman. Loved it. I've had raccoons and caught them in a have a heart cage but after trying to empty the cage I think you have a better solution.

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  6. I sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo love this video and this song!!!! :)

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  7. Thanks girls! I cring every time I think about this being on the internet.....but if ya can't laugh at yourself...then what?

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  8. So, how do you keep them out, I mean really keep them out? I have friends who finally had to set up an electric fence. This is the reason I am waiting to get chickens.

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  9. I am so sorry about your chickens, but that little clip is hilarious.

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  10. "you are so dang funny!! i love it!!"

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  11. "I almost peed my pants laughing OMG!!!!So did Jonathan

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  12. "I have really been enjoying your Tales from the Coop Keeper!!! But this has to be my FAVORITE !! Not to bring up the old j*b, but all's I can say it THEIR loss :) LOVE IT!!"

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  13. Jayme,
    Thanks for bringing back a definite favorite.
    It is still hilarious as the first time.
    Good laughs !!

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  14. Jayme. I think your little song is hysterical. I haven't laughed so hard in quite sometime. Thanks for making my day! Take care.

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  15. Oh my goodness.. that is just priceless! Love it!! I'm reading anything "chicken" right now as I intend to be a chicken farmer again in the Spring. I've lost ducks and chickens to evil raccoons and owls(??) in the past. Ugh!! I feel your pain!! -Tammy

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  16. I've been told that I'm a gutsy ol broad but I could face a mob of hells angels before I could have put that there song on. Your my hero, you got more guts than anybody I know! Your a scream girl. hugs, ra and ta

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  17. Don't you even be cring ing re:posting this most excellent song!! Life's too short to worry bout much of anything!! Especially when it was fun. I'm sure your dear nephew laughed his head off and you showed him how to be too cool to worry! Sheesh, a majorly clean kitchen even while she homeschools AND a legendary Opry star! You are my hero fer evern ever.

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  18. Poor, poor ladies.

    And by the way - were you lurking at Allegan today? I was looking for you!

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  19. Hi Jayme! Thanks for stopping by my blog this weekend. I came by to tell you that you won my giveaway. Then I listened to your song. And well, I'm still going to give you the prize because you are a gutsy girl. Now I feel like I should somehow double the prize! Email me at jenjen1220atyahoodotcom!

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  20. "You keep making me smile everytime I read your posts!!"

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  21. Well well...I've decided to show my face again! I'll have to blog a lot to force this down and off the page....:-D

    Michelle....I don't know for sure how to make them 100% safe, other than to keep them in the house with me...and I don't think my husband would go for that! If you look at my Tour De Coop post, you'll see my coop. The roost box that they stay in at night is pretty secure. I don't think an animal (maybe an ape) could get into it.

    Flat Creek Farm...welcome! Thanks for stopping by the blog!

    QueenBuffness....just click on the 'contact me' or just email me at gardenhoe1962@sbcglobal.net :-)

    FlowerPatchFarmgirl.....:0( no, I didn't go. It was such a beautiful day too. I stayed home and worked. I'm going to a big Antique Flea Market in Illinois this weekend, so I felt it indulgent to go to both! Can't wait to see what you go!

    Jan...I won!? Thanks so much!!!!

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  22. The more things change...the more they stay the same!!! This could have happened (and similar things did!) in your parent's tiny living room...

    I remember the one time I was allowed to sleep over at your house, Cindy and I were watching David Bowie on Don Kirschner's Rock Concert (well after midnight). It a song from his Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars tour...and I'm sure the television was cranked. Your mother, with scarf and curlers on her head, emerged from her room with those black handled scissors. She proclaimed, "D****ed sh**house!", in that southern drawl of hers, and promptly hacked the television. Without another word, she went back to bed. The next day, we looked at the scissors and the metal was melted where they had made contact with the live electrical cord!

    Never a dull moment!

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  23. I meant...hacked the television cord in two!

    And I finally realized, I don't have to type my name as if I were going to include my URL

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  24. Cindy and I were laughing so hard as we were reading your comment! I remember seeing those scissors. You've no idea how I love hearing all of your memories of our crazy household.

    Would love to talk some time. Click on contact me and send me an email if you'd like.

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  25. Can't stop laughing. You just keep spreading sunshine all over the place. Wish you were my neighbor.

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  26. Dogwood, you are just so sweet! thanks for all of your sweet comments.

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  27. You'd never know she was raised in South Chicago. What an accent on her. Been in Indiana way too long. I got a wicked coon too. Can I borrow your gun and your bird?

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  28. Dear Jayme, Our email often gives us grief so I thought I'd sign in here to alert you... You know I am a HUGE follower and FAN of all you share here. I had to revisit your older posts to find this video. This truly helped me this morning! The monster got my girls last night and I'm about done in. So of course I came out of bloggy retirement to whine about it. And had to mention you!!! I love you lots ~ the new "svelte" gluten free Jayme and the old "white trash n blue pool" Jayme... EVERYTHING you share here is a gift. Thank you. AGAIN.
    xoxo
    Leslie

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