Wild Winds Homestead : Youth Conference

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Youth Conference

I enjoyed youth conference immensely. Our theme was "Be strong of a Good Courage in the past, present and beyond". We opened youth conference by taking our youth to do baptism for the dead at the Logan temple and told some stories about the temple before and after and ended our day with fireside testimony meeting. The next day we played games in camp including some minute to win it games, hiked, did skits and watch a movie. The next day we finished up youth conference with some boating on the lake! (Thank you Tanya's parents) I am excited to see what the rest of the year has in store for my family and the youth in my ward! Thank you for my husband and mom for watching the kids and keeping things at home running smoothly during girls camp and youth conference!

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Our late chickens

Lucy the Red Star, died of natural cause of old age. We will miss her. She had the best personality!

Roni the Rhode Island Red-She was eaten, she would not stop eating eggs, we tried many things to stop her but in the end she was eating 3 eggs a day so we ate her.

Sophie the Red Star- She was egg bound, we tried to save her in vain.

Phil the Faverolle-Her death is still a mystery.

Blackbird the Black Australorp-She was injured and then several other chicken pecked out her flesh around the injury. We separated her and she eventually healed but did not walk very good. She spent most of her time just sitting in the lay box. She was put out of her misery.

Pickles the Barred Rock-She seemed to have some kind of a stroke, she stood for many hours in the same place and stared off into space. She would not eat and only drank for my husband. After a week she was kindly put out of her misery.

Willow, the Leghorn, is no more, she got in the dog pen and was played with to death.

Chicken who stopped by

Mabel the Mottled Java- She came to us from a neighbor, she would allow their other chicken in the coop. She was at the bottom of our pecking order until the new chickens arrived. She would hop the 3 foot fence and not allow the new chickens to eat their own food. She moved to the Jenie Hansen coop in West Haven! She does well there.

Ruby and Rhoda the Rhode Island Reds- Bought from a neighbor. They pecked the flesh out of Blackbird and were aggressive with several of the other hens. They found a new home with a daughter's friend. They do better there at the bottom of the pecking order.