Carol DM
I had an idea to start a Wacky Wednesday challenge of sorts. Each Wednesday post something wacky, weird, funny, crazy, off the wall, well, you get the idea. So, are you up to the challenge? Just use #Wacky Wednesday in your posts and post in the Challenges section.
I read a wacky story this morning to share with you. And no, it wasn’t from the Dr. Seuss book titled Wacky Wednesday. This is suppose to be a wacky but true story and a chicken on the loose…
A Maine (US) animal control officer had been on a mission to find a loose chicken when he decided to whack a few branches, exposing a black fowl lurking below.
The Kennebec Journal reports that Paul Frye on Thursday solicited the help of another officer and two nearby citizens to wrangle the bird, saying it took four people to not “look stupid doing it.”
The bird was captured and is being cared for at Officer Brad Chase’s home. Police say it had been roaming the area for weeks. They’re not sure who it belongs to.
Frye says the department has received more calls about loose chickens in recent years because more people are raising birds at home farms. Chase had to catch another chicken in March.
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A great idea … a very interesting challenge
Interestingly, I’m just trying to join only if I have such a picture
Go to pixabay.com and they have all kinds of free images you can use. That is what I did.
… It is more about the story than the images lado.
can I be wacky once a week?
I don’t know, can you? Only on Wednesday’s?
we’ll soon find out
I’ve exhausted most of the cute gifs … hmm …
I need to find more…
because this sounds like fun!!
I used Pixabay for this one.
Just something different.
Interesting challenge. Hopefully, I will get the picture.
Ha, it is meant to be funny, something different around here. 🙂
I will try my best to find such ideas!
Great photo and story. I will try to join, but all I have is mostly old photos. The new ones will not send successfully to my email address.
What about using Pixabay?