The Cranky Counselor

03/13/2026

The center will serve as a location where children who have experienced abuse can receive coordinated support.

03/13/2026

Today is first birthday! I’m very sad that June Cluckborn didn’t make it, only passing away a couple of days ago 😭. But these gals had a fabulous breakfast cooked and served to their liking. Such spoiled little things!

03/09/2026

Yes, I’m grieving the loss of my best girl, June. She was my flock leader and the one who always demanded that I stop what I was doing to pick her up and cuddle with her. For those who don’t understand sadness around this type of loss, please keep scrolling because I just can’t be the better person and not respond to hateful comments today. June, will not be the same without you. 💔

03/08/2026

03/08/2026

🍷 Cheers, ladies! 😂

03/05/2026

03/02/2026

This is where I got the Cranky Cluckers when they were a day old last March. I highly recommend!!

02/28/2026

The universe wants you to join in our spring revival. Self-care is the best care. We’ll save a spot for you!🩷🌷

02/27/2026

🌌 Don't miss tomorrow night, February 28!

Mark your calendars! On February 28, just after sunset, six planets will line up in the evening sky in a rare celestial parade.

🌍 Visible planets include:
Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus & Neptune
🕒 Best Viewing Time:
About 30–60 minutes after sunset
Look toward the western to southwestern horizon.
🔭 Mercury and Venus will glow low near the horizon, while Jupiter and Saturn will shine brighter higher up. Uranus and Neptune may require binoculars or a small telescope.

Don’t miss this beautiful reminder of how perfectly timed and connected our solar system is. Step outside, Grab a telescope or even just your eyes and step outside—this cosmic show is not to be missed! ✨

02/26/2026

🌕 MARK YOUR CALENDERS 🌕

A TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE will turn the Moon blood red on March 3, 2026, the only one this year and the last until 2028.

Visible across North & Central America, the Pacific region, eastern Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.

PST: 3:33 A.M.
MST: 4:33 A.M.
CST: 5:33 A.M.
EST: 6:33 A.M.

East Coast viewers should look west before sunrise as the Moon sets.

No special equipment needed, just step outside and look up.