She's now doing better - the break has healed and she's not sporting some funny kneesocks anymore. But, she still favors the leg from time to time. She's also not going to be registered. She's scritchy feeling and that's surprising for a lamb, considering her mom is the oldest ewe we have and still soft feeling. Her dad is SheltrgPines Uber and real soft, too. What a disappointment.
Rain, rain go away.
Momma needs to cut some hay.
The sheep are sad,
the weather's bad.
We'll all be glad when the sun comes again!
Thus ends your poetry interlude.
One other exciting thing that happened, was that when googling the farm name, I came across a person who bought some of Celebrian's wool and she posted on her blog about it. Check it out on her blog called Able to Dream.
3 comments:
How exciting to see my blog name here! Thank you for posting about it. I just love Celebrian's wool, and really am enjoying spinning it up. It is still a work in progress, but I plan to post updated photos soon, and will let you know when I finish. I am more than halfway there!
Your darling Celebrian will always have a special place in my heart, since she is the first wool I ever spun. :)
Maeghan,
I'm glad that you're enjoying Celebrian's wool. She's a real special ewe to me. I will look forward to seeing the updated photos.
Jen
Jen,
I just posted an update. It is really coming out so beautifully!
Maeghan
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