Full screen recommended.
"A Hen Paid Her Rent With One Brown Egg"
"Miss Agatha keeps the cleanest doorstep in town and wants it left exactly that way. Then a stubborn brown hen named Henrietta settles on her doormat and refuses every attempt to send her away. When Henrietta leaves one brown egg as “rent,” Agatha’s perfectly ordered life begins to make room for an unexpected friend. Henrietta follows her walks, guards the gate from the postman, claims the rocking chair, and eventually crosses the doorway during a terrible storm. Before long, two breakfasts are waiting in the kitchen and Agatha is no longer quite so alone. Carried by an original acoustic folk duet, this warm song-story is about unlikely friendship, quiet loneliness, and the small disorder that sometimes turns a house into a home. A quiet song-story from Three-Quarter Town."
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