Ch. 8: A Friendship & a Name Kristen S. Sandoz 2013 Besides the Witch Hazel’s nasty hens there were plenty of other animals at the cottage who had less pernicious stories to tell. But I will save that for another day. For now let me just give you a roll call of the others. There were two majestic roosters who did not always get along, the older rooster having one blind eye which made him all the more cocky. Then there was the sweet old Jersey cow who gave her milk faithfully and without complaint each morning. Her name was Blue and everyone loved her. She had tender doe eyes with long lashes and she listened with a mother’s ear to anyone who talked to her. Brother was the old mutt, who mainly slept on the hearth until he was kicked off by the cat. Then he would move to the sunny cottage step where he could keep an eye on the comings and goings as he dozed. Pearl and Hazel also ke...
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