Sunday, August 21, 2011

The Age Old Dilemma

Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Question no more, for I have it all figured out.
The answer is neither. No chicken. No egg. 
What came first then, you ask?
The coop, I say. 
The coop.
And I'm still waiting for mine.
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The Portuguese rooster, or "Galo de Barcelos," as is commonly known among the Portuguese people, is a symbol of honesty, integrity, trust and honor and also recognized as an unofficial symbol of the country. 

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~Bee well friends~

15 comments:

  1. Chicken...egg...chicken...egg...I don't know, but I sure do like the way you have treated this chicken.

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  2. Oh I love that meaning thank you I would never have known that. B

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  3. I like the colorful rooster and wait to see "The Coop!"

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  4. Hmmmm.I didn't know that about the Portugal chicken...kind of like that meaning..might have to paint one of those on my little trailer. Glad to see you writing again...

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  5. that is a VERY cool rooster! good luck on the coop!

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  6. All the other roosters will be jealous of that fancy guy.

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  7. Very clever...loved your take!!

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  8. That's a good one Miss Smarty Pants!

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  9. Do it my way...get the chicks first (having a teary-eyed girl holding, then naming, the littlest chick in the bunch helped a lot!)then the coop HAS to come! They outgrow boxes and troughs faster than you'd think, and the priority of the coop shoots to the top of the to-do list! Keep us posted! -Mary

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  10. Was so cool to see this rooster in your photos today, Andrea. I received a postcard from Portugal last week with this very Rooster on it! I love it -- so colorful and thanks for sharing at SS 52 this week. :)

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  11. Neat subject for the meme, great photos...and wonderful sense of humour!

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  12. HA! That is so true!! And I waited many a year for my coop. But now it's here and my chickens are here and they are so perfectly sassy. :o) Here's hoping yours comes soon too!

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