A week after my mother's brief, but somewhat traumatic stay at the hospital, was Mother's Day weekend. Emily still came home at the beginning of the weekend. The last day to get our online home inspection done was that Saturday. You have to do it using some third party app on your phone, so we told Emily to do it for us. She had trouble getting the app to work on Christian's older phone so we had to do it again on mine. It still didn't work, but this time it was saying that our link was expired, which isn't true. The paperwork clearly said that we had until that day to do it. She had to call them to get them to fix it manually for us, giving them information on our home that we were told that we shouldn't give them because now this third party company has our address and video footage of the inside and outside of our home! Anyway, the whole thing was a nightmare and a half.
While Emily was still mucking around with the phone trying to get it to work, Christian was exhausted and went in to get a nap. When we were finally done, we decided to go out. One of the questions on the inspection was to ask if we had live stock. We didn't, but the chickens that Emily wanted came back to mind. We decided to go to the feed store to look at the chicks again. We found a nice little feed store that had all kinds of chicks. I decided to just get the chicks for Emily for all her help. They would let us get only two chicks but they recommended an extra one in case something happened to one of them. They are very social birds and one typically does not survive very well without a friend, so in the end, we ended up with three chicks!
They are so cute and surprisingly cuddly. We didn't have a coop for them yet, so they are basically in a box at this point.The next day was Mother's Day and my sister planned a "high tea" for her. Emily made little cucumber sandwiches. I made scones, clotted cream and shortbread cookies.








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