On an early visit to JoAnn's (Sweet Home Spun), Stephanie took this photo of me with some of my faves: Finn, giant dog, bunch of sheep. Stephanie got me back into running this month - look at those lean legs! I'm gonna get 'em back! And the little guy is not so little anymore. I think that's Suzy sniffing Finn's boot. This image was taken in the fall, 2008. I would like to pitch a tent and sleep out in the field, to hear the sheep move about at night. (JoAnn is going to laaaaaugh at this new dream.)
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Hullo stranger-friend! I was on the phone with a friend of mine yesterday (Tonya from The Knit Nook) and I'm telling her how the fellow & I have been looking at a cabin and some land in Henry County and how I want to buy alpacas and learn to spin and furthermore...relative to her...learn to knit as well. This morning I received an email with your blog link, and here I am.
So far I have learned that the cute little cabin I pass en route to view "our" land & cabin (Sweet Home Spun) is more than just a "wee cute cabin!"
I look forward to learning more about alpacas and spinning and fiber arts in general from you :]
Cheers!
Hey Runic Rhyme!
So glad to hear from you! To own land in Henry Co. is my 5-year plan. I crave the air there - suprisingly, I do not crave the same air as it floats to Shelby or Oldham. . .something about Henry County.
You should definitely come to the Meeting House (Sweet Home Spun) - JoAnn Adams (shepherdess and all-around wool master) hosts a monthly gathering (the Second Sunday of every month, 2-6pm) - please come to the next one - I will be so glad to meet you.
Let's get Tonya out there, too.
Best,
Adrienne
That was a beautiful day! Pitching a tent at JoAnn's would be lovely...sounds of the animals moving about, maybe poking a nose in your tent. I imagine dew on the tent and damp, cool air during the night. Take a wool blanket. Mmmmmm
Yes! Yes, yes!
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