My heart nearly stopped this morning as I drove through the field gate. I could see Little Star flat out with no other alpaca anywhere near her. I had the camera out as I had been trying to catch a nice morning view over the valley so for some daft reason I wasted a minute taking a photo of her before charging across.
From the photo you can see her ears are pricked and she is simply asleep - but my eyes aren't that good! Anyway all was well and after sorting everyone out it was a trip to the library van where I found a very exciting book - how to knit two socks at the same time on one circular needle! Yes, I know, how can you write a whole book about that?! However, it is something I have not been able to master and I feel sure I can adapt it to knitting two gloves at one which will save having to try to work out what I wrote on old scraps of paper whilst knitting the first glove!
I then went up with Mum to clean the church for the last time this year - someone else's go next month. This took a while as we had to get the bird mess of the chairs!
Now Sam should be back a little earlier tonight as he is at college today. I had been getting a bit worried about all the hours he was working and even thought of having a word with his tutor but then yesterday afternoon Carl got a phone call from him. "Dad is it alright if I am late back tonight? I've asked if I can work late." He was driving a mini digger, removing tree roots and making holes - so exciting he didn't even require paying!!
Time to leave :-(
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:(, I am not at Barnacre Alpacas anymore. I left this afternoon, but I did
see the final mating of the year before I left.
Happy Birthday to my amazi...
4 years ago
Why do they do that to us; I think they like to keep us on our toes.
ReplyDeleteOh Rosemary, your Sam sounds like a real star! Make the most of him whilst he's still at home...before he finds a wife!
ReplyDeleteWithout doubt Sam is a star...all this praise Sam...good for a pay rise I should say?
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