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Several times during this crazy political season I have sworn off Facebook.  Actually, maybe I swore at Facebook.  The social networking site has always been a great way to keep in touch and to share but all the other noise on there is enough to give anyone a headache.  It really does make me want to pull the covers up over my head and not come out until it’s all over and done with.

Or, maybe I’ll just fight the negative noise with flowers.

And chickens.

I think that’s why I prefer Instagram these days. It’s visually driven — composed of images and 15 second videos — and everyday I discover something I didn’t even realize I needed to know! It’s also a quick way to keep in touch between posts on the blog.

Are you following Green Thumb White Apron on Instagram? If not, I hope you will! It’s a great way to see what’s growing in the garden or what the chickens are up to.

I’ll still be sharing over on Facebook but I hope you’ll join me on Instagram too! I promise a fun adventure!

This never gets old! Hope your week is off to a great start! #travel #peace #scene #myview #ItsAmazingOutThere

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Is it just me or does this bowl of #eggshells look like a work of art? The girls have definitely been keeping us in good supply this winter! Some crushed shells are offered back as a good #calcium supply for them and the rest will be used in the #garden. #hensofinstagram #chickensofinstagram #HappyChickens #HerbsForHens #hensofinstagram #chickensofinstagram #HappyChickens #HerbsForHens #CrazyChickenMan #GreenThumbWhiteApron #backyardchickens #backyardchickenproject #HappyHens #poultry #chickens #urbanorganicgardener #hensofinstagram #mychickens #hens #chickensofig #ChickenCam #CrazyChickenMan #backyardchickens #backyardchickenproject #HappyHens #poultry #chickens #urbanorganicgardener #hensofinstagram #mychickens #hens #chickensofig #ChickenCam #gardening #spring

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