
I still suspect that the lease committee doesn't know what to do with me and doesn't want to take full responsibility for either granting me the right to keep the chickens or prohibiting me from having them. I like to think that they are indeed considering the greater issues of sustainability and local food, right and wrong, and common sense. So, I am encouraged.
I have learned a huge amount in the past few weeks. Sewanee has an overwhelming sense of community and the response I've received from all kinds of people is yet one more example of it. Given all the large prominent cities that allow backyard chickens, I have great faith that Sewanee residents will soon be able to grow their own eggs and fertilizer while controlling bugs without pesticides and enjoying new and unexpected pets.
I also know that having pets is work and few people will actually want to invest the time and energy necessary to house chickens so it's not like suddenly the town will be overrun with silly looking birds.
I will probably take a break this weekend and start back fresh on Sunday with new and exciting chicken stuff...
1 comment:
I LOVE your chicken sign!!!! It's so artsy! Maybe your Mom could make one for us too!!! I've got a logo, but it's made from a free clipart I found online. Your's is SO much better!!! Sorry things have been 'tabled' but at least you know they're doing some research!
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