This weekend is the Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival. Since the sheep show is on Sabbath I'm not involved with that, but I have to run over on Friday to deliver some photographs for the photo contest, help a friend set up her booth, and pick up three pullets from her to bring back to Boulderneigh, and again on Sunday to deliver a ewe lamb to the person who is transporting her north to Franna's, pick up Browning's roving and my photos, and help someone else break down their booth. With all that, I should have lots of blog fodder in the near future!
For now I'd better get back to the salt mines. I'm headed outside to ride before dark, then will come back in to tackle the big bowl of prunes waiting on my kitchen counter. If I get done with those before bedtime, I have three photos to mount for the OFFF photo contest!
That's it for today from . . .
10 comments:
I hope one of your photos you entered is the sheep by the tree, love that picture.
It is; thanks!
I love that one too!! Say hi to G for me while he's there.
I wish you were close by to answer sheep questions!
Haha!! I'm soooo excited for you!!! And happy to feel "in the loop" for a change. :) Fingers and toes crossed that this is just the beginning of something wonderful!! How was that sauce you made the other day?
I will, Kelly!
Ask away, Mary Ann. If you email me I'll give you my phone number, if you would prefer to chat ear to ear.
Oh Lorie, that sauce was to DIE for! I could eat it every day; BEST way to eat tomatoes EVER. However, it was rather labor-intensive. I need a faster way to dice tomatoes.
I thought as we aged, we'd become less busy.
NOT SO! I need to settle and focus but being a person who enjoys so many things, but mistress of none of them, it's difficult to settle and focus. So, I keep doing what I do and get further and further behind -laughter-.
Hmmmm you are a tease!
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