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Chicks….three week update

BySamantha

I can’t believe it’s been three weeks already! The last post I did at our old blogspot blog is about how we got some chicks, you can check that out here. 3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute!

3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute!

3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute!

They kind of look like gawky teenagers, half fluff and half feathers 🙂 So cute!
3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute!

Hard to believe this was a few short weeks ago!3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute! 3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute!

I guess chicks are like kids, they both grow up all too soon…3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute! 3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute! 3 week old chicks, so fluffy and cute!

Have a wonderful week!

Related: Want to see how big these guys are getting? Check out our 7 week chick update and our newest addition-ducks!

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