I have a new bird feeder!!! Ok, well technically it's not new. It's actually been sitting in my grandma's shop for years. It hung from a wall, collecting dust. It also had a dead fly standing on it, although my father disagrees with that statement. He said the fly was frozen in torpor, or hibernation, or something. I don't know if flies do that sort of thing, but it sounds pretty cool, so I'm going to go along with that. Anyway, I had needed a new bird feeder for a while, but I cringed at costs. I couldn't find a single bird feeder for less than $15, and while fifteen wasn't exactly a bad number, the feeders that cost that amount were flimsy, and made of plastic. Not something that would fill me with happy thoughts. So I bought nothing. Then I found the perfect feeder in my grandma's shop after asking my father if he thought she had any that weren't being used. If you're wondering why I asked him , rather than my grandma herself,
Walk with me along trails that lead to green, eco-friendly living on a budget. Watch your step!