Chicken Eggs

I have always had a spot in my heart for God’s creations. As a kid, I remember feeling so sad for the troops of ants that would invade our kitchen, only to be sprayed by my good mother. Sometimes I’d carry them outside to their deserved freedom. This past summer, however, I broke my alliance with the innocent bugs—while my parents were out of town one week, I used my mom’s ant killer and sprayed the kitchen invaders. Some friend I am.

Although my relationship with ants has gone downhill this past month, I am happy to say it has improved with chickensJ Whilst at the grocery store a couple weeks ago, I decided to by a dozen cage free, grain fed chicken eggs.

Yes, for a mere $2.50 (sale price) you too can have a clearer conscious, knowing the producers of your scrambled eggs lived a better life.

Now I’m not out to shame anyone into changing their grocery habits. I respect all buyers of chicken eggs. Certainly these “natural cage free” chickens aren’t experiencing fine dining and lush, green rolling hills. But it’s a step. Hopefully someday, I’ll have a nice little chicken coop. Until then, I will enjoy this small eggcellent [excellent] change in my life:)