This is my trick chicken. This is his perch in the basement. He likes it.
This is him on my shoulder.
He can lay down in my hand.
This my buddy and aren't future styles of clothing suppose to be black? Right?
This is him on my shoulder.
He can lay down in my hand.
Also, he can lay down on the top of my head.
He can perch on my finger.
He can play dead.
He can sit on a branch too.
Is this Batman or is this my trick chicken? You guess.
My chicken can climb up trees.
Look at this behemoth.
Look at their resemblance.
This my buddy and aren't future styles of clothing suppose to be black? Right?
3 comments:
Lukas!!!!!!!!
You did it!!!!!!
I love your pictures and your posts.!!!!!
(Can you to teach my boys some tricks!? Like,,,hummm, picking up their cloths, putting the dishes into the dishwasher, rubbing my feet, brushing my hair……
You, my dear nephew, are WAY TOO FUNNY. I LOVE it!!!!
Keep me up to date with all the CRAZY things you do.
(A chick swing?) Now, don’t we all need one of those in our basements?
I LOVE YOUR SHIRT!!!!! I think it is sooooo funny to see you boys growing into all those cloths my boys wore.
You are growing up SOOOOO fast…
Love A. KIM
Lukas,
I think you are doing some things that a lot of people would pay to come and see.
Like in our area there are places to go that raise pumpkins and then in the fall have an open house for a month where kids can come and pick their pumpkins, go through a corn maze, a trail out back. A little cafe to eat lunch. You could add your trick chicken show, Logan could be in charge of the horse rides. Your mom in charge of people taking their turn at milking the goats. Maybe your neighbor Brenda could be in charge of a little craft show to sell things made with goat milk, eggs, ???? the list is endless.
I know you could advertise in the KC schools and get lots of kids to make your farm a stop for a field fun day.
Maybe you could make a little video to send along.
Or it could be a spring thing to come watch the animals have babies, a petting zoo. Offer a lunch made with all the things from your farm. The ideas are endless.
Just ideas to get you thinking to make money at what you are doing, I know it is mostly fun, but, heck if you could make some money doing why not?
Your favorite Aunt,
Lisa :-)
Lukas, Gabi an I are very impressed with your "trick chicken".
How long did it take you to train it or is it a natural?
I've never seen anything like it.
I love what keeping your blog interesting to view is teaching you. It keeps you thinking of new and clever things to entertain and educate your viewers. Good Job. I'm getting to know you better and that's a good thing.
G Carol
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