[You may use this as a QUIZ with family around the table, =
talking about the meaning of our “favorite sayings about chickensR=
21; and what we learn from those birds. Call it “Chicken Chatte=
r”. I’ll start.]
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;
Grandma is no spring chicken.
If I men=
tion that, she’ll be madder than a wet hen.
She thinks she rules =
the roost.
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I’m always walking on eggshells around her.=
I sure=
don’t want to ruffle any feathers.
Don’t count your chicke=
ns before they hatch.
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All our kids have flown the coop.
Don’t=
put all your eggs in one basket.
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She’s running around like a chi=
cken with its head cut off.
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I like to get up with the chickens.
Sou=
nds like a cock-and-bull story to me.
This dilemma is a chicken and egg=
situation.
Remember, your chickens will come home to roost.=
I̵=
7;ve been feeling really cooped up all winter.
Hey, don’t be chi=
cken. IF you have more to add, comments, stories, or other lines, just jump=
on in. This is just a work in progress.
~~
Dr Bob Gr=
iffin
[email protected] www.grif.net
"Jesus Knows Me, This I Love!"
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