Have you ever been in the rears?
or in a-rears?
or in a-rears?
That may be a term that really dates me.
I remember my parents making comment about something in a-rears.
Here I define: Behind on payments owed.
Sometime we get a little behind...on things.
Say what? Chicken ____
I laughed when I ran upon these chicken pictures. I kept finding pics of my chickens walking away...I do not think these are very good...this one is fuzzy but...
I followed the little girls around and round that session with the camera.
Some pics were better than others....I thought these were all 'over looks'..
Until I noticed the pattern...all 'walk aways'.
'Reverse views'.
Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
Don't get me wrong...I love these chicks.
Mary: "Hey girls, wait....more pictures...Wait!"
Merry,
Mary
Link to: A Rural Thursday,
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Merry,
Mary
Link to: A Rural Thursday,
This and That Thursday
Love that last photo! Well done!
ReplyDeleteI think the last one was striking a pose for you!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Cute commentary :)
ReplyDeleteLol so cute xxx
ReplyDeleteLindas !Adorei as fotos!! beijos,chica
ReplyDeleteOh I am still laughing. Good one. B
ReplyDeleteTja, Hühnchen sind dankbare Models...:-)
ReplyDeleteLieben Gruß
CL
This is what happens to me when I try to take shots of animals....they all turn around and walk away (or run).
ReplyDeleteOh, the way I remember that saying is.... "IN A-REARS." "In (soft) A rears." :-)
ReplyDelete"Auntie"
That's because you gotta bribe them with popcorn first ;-) Hey, works for my chickens!
ReplyDeleteCute shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos ~ love them and post is fun! ~ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteThey didn't want you to take their picture. It's as if they are saying, "Get off my lawn!" HA HA
ReplyDeletehttp://theapels.blogspot.com/2012/08/fun-and-games-outside.html
They seem to be fat chickens that have been well fed. It's been a long time but hope all is fine at your end :-)
ReplyDeleteCute post, Mary! Enjoyed the shots in a-rears. lol
ReplyDeleteI think chickens are photogenic! These sure are. :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty chickens, Mary. :)
ReplyDeleteNice chicken rears (going away). Hahahaha. Hey, thanks for the kudos on the 'fence quail'.
ReplyDeleteWell, these are some really cute chickens! :) Yes, I've heard of the saying 'a rears'. When I was a little girl my daddy was a life insurance salesman and when he would tally up his books he'd say so and so was in a rears - they hadn't paid their premiums.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia :)
You have some very beautiful hens!
ReplyDeletecan chickens moon you? LOL
ReplyDeleteLove your chicks!
ReplyDeletethe hens are lovely; I can hear them, they remind me of the farm/country
ReplyDeleteGirl I live in the rears. Love the photo shots. sandie
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Mary! You know in Australia our word for hens is 'chooks'! It's sort of slang but we love it...and chooks!! lol
ReplyDeleteHi Fellow Photo Meme participant, Just a quick note to let you know that starting tomorrow, I will begin hosting a new photo meme on my blog. Please come join me at "Orange You Glad It's Friday", and post a photo displaying a little or a lot of orange, my favorite color! Hope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, I do know the term and think it's cute how your applied it to your blog post. Well done! Visiting via Rural Thursday Blog Hop and enjoying my visit.
ReplyDeleteoh i've heard of the phrase but never knew what it meant! if that's what it means then YES I have been in a-rears! is that how you use it!
ReplyDeleteThe hens look plump and pretty in a-rears!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute. Love the last photo!! Hey...tomorrow is Friday!!! I hope you had a great 1st week of school, Mary!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like chickens do not like to pose for pictures! Fun shots!
ReplyDeleteAwe such lovely chickens :) I am getting some chickens myself this weekend..first time I have ever had any..very exciting!
ReplyDeleteYes, I know the phrase.
ReplyDeleteCute chicken pictures.
This reminds me of exactly what it's like trying to get photos of kids. They are always running away. I love chickens. I want some!
ReplyDeleteI think these girls are just a bit camera shy. Good thing their backsides are so cute. Love the pics.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
Reaaly cute post! I like the chicken in the second pic. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, Mary. I love the last one.
ReplyDeletehaha..no, I have never heard that phrase, and do not want to experience it either!!
ReplyDeletefun pics!!!
Happy Sunday!
I'm always a 'little behind'...no pun intended! heehee! Cute photos! I love visitin' you!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! So colorful too! Funny!
ReplyDeleteThose chicks have great gams!
ReplyDeleteOlá,
ReplyDeleteIr pra roça me faz apreciar de pertinho as galinhas e outros animais... é bom demais!!!
Tem festa no Blog pra VC...
Deus te cubra de bênçãos e te faça feliz!!!
Bjs festivos de paz
So much fun you had with the hind ends of these hens. :)
ReplyDeleteI love chickens. I have five that I tend. They are odd creatures.
ReplyDeletei've been on a camping adventure so i am just getting back to commenting... but i see you have been gone too ... hope you are well. i've heard this saying before ... trying to recall where ... maybe a great, great aunt. made me smile then & even now. thanks!! (:
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