Sunday, June 03, 2007

Daughters

I hope you folks know how much I appreciate your good and kind thoughts on my oldest daughter's affliction. Many of us bloggers post about kittens and such, so please forgive me as I post about my progeny. She is doing well after a lengthy MRI on Wednesday which showed no signs of cancer migration. Another scan in a few months will reveal the same I pray.

Castle in Sunny Southern California's Disney Land and link.

Camry and I were visiting the other day in the hospital and we were talking about her younger sister Castle's creativity. Castle can't have a myspace page so she has been creating word pad documents for her own amusement as if she had readers. I lifted the photos she pasted and edited the shortened
"teen-ease-sms-aim-shorthand" from the document. I am gathering she saw a menu item that inspired this little photo report on the elusive Maple Chicken and thusly the Chicken Tree.

The Maple Chicken Tree

The Chicken Tree is a very rare specimen.

Have a good time looking at my site.....
yeah!!!


Aren't they cute?

(below) Another picture of a Chicken Tree

Maple Chickens grow on the Maple Chicken Tree.
Yeah, pretty freakin' awesome.

Their fears: enough said...

The food they eat...yum?

In America people wonder if the Maple Chickens eat
the Maple leaves...well we have the answer for you,
right here, right now!

It's freakin' awesome!

(In the fall) they eat the Maple leaves,
and this is what happens.

weird huh?


(below) Is a close-up and personal picture
of the Chicken Tree
(with hatchling)


Thank you for taking the time to read my page.
It means soooo much to me.
I hope you had a great time looking at my site.

-Castle Courageous

this page is not alligal [sic] in South America.....its not even a real page


Many thanks to Miss Castle for her information/perception on the Maple Chicken Tree. Thanks also to her big sister for bringing it to my attention and sending an attached file in her email to me.

Carry on my sweet girls and don't make matters worse, love Dad.
:: posted by Tennessee Jed, 10:23 AM

8 Comments:

Thanks for the update Jed.

Nice page, lots of LOLZ.
Blogger Richard, at 6:10 PM  
tiz grate to here all that good news, jed. i caint tell ye how happy i am fer ye. looks lack yer daughter is proof that the fruit dont fall far frum the tree, lease not in terms of bein a creativ artist lack her dad!
Blogger buddydon, at 12:34 PM  
I like the Maple Chickens story and all the photos, too, and I hope she continues to receive good reports on the upcoming checkups.


(came here by way of Blue Ridge Blog!)
Blogger Sudeaux Lux, at 12:38 PM  
Jed, My apologies for having not keep up on my blog reading due to my own selfish woes and I'm just now reading about your dear Camry.
I am so relieved to hear that her prognosis is great and that she is doing so well. She is a brave soul much like her father and I will keep her and you and the rest of the family in my thoughts and prayers.
Blogger Julie, at 8:52 PM  
Ohhh man.... I will definitely keep Camry and all of your family in my thoughts and prayers. I hadn't seen yer post about the hell she has invariably been going through. BTW, thanks ever-so-much for the kind words you left me, Tennessee Jed. See you soon, no doubt! Hope the grrls will make it out for campin' later this month.
Blogger AnGreeWoofDawg, at 9:11 AM  
Every fall I have to rake all the feathers to the curb for the big truck that sucks them up and takes them to the factory where they make down blankets.

Will continue to channel bored gods for your daughter!
Blogger Anne Johnson, at 10:14 PM  
I'm glad to hear the melanoma hasn't migrated. She's so young to have this.

LOVE the Maple Chicken Tree! I want one for my yard.
Blogger Rosie, at 11:21 AM  
Hello from a local blogger! I was actually googling "east tennessee spiders" when I stumbled across your blog. Nice to meet you!

I hope your daughter gets another good report at her next doctor visit!
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