Why the heck haven't I done more of that?
I forgot how incredibly happy and at peace I feel when I sit with my sheep.
Yesterday was particularly special because I sat with the group of girls that are bred to Kimberwood Hunter. As a rule, these girls do not get as much attention from me as Dream and the other group of ladies in the front pasture. Alice's daughter, especially, has always been quite shy and 
I love it when my sheep mob me...
Tomorrow I'm going to show you my favorite fleece and the ewe who grows it...
DREAM says...
..."TODAY you better come out and sit with ME!"(photo of Baby Dream taken June, 2006)
On my way Dreamer ~ I'm on my way...
I really didn't see your blog entry until I was done writing mine. Great minds........... Some people would think we are a little strange. It is a good thing that there are other sheep/animal people out there.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful sheep, I especially like the light brown one in the top picture. What a pretty color! I have a couple goats like that, they were "reserved" until this year and for no apparent reason just turned into attention hounds overnight it seemed. I think it is great!
ReplyDeleteGood for you for spending some 'happy time' with your woolies! I am sure that they loved it as much as you did :).
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ReplyDeleteLovely photos, What beautiful sheep,
I agree....we should make a point every day to sit and talk with our animals. I too love it when I get mobbed. I like to think it's because they love me back but I think it's the cookies in my pockets!
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy,
ReplyDeleteI see Godiva is coming close to you, too! I am too busy. I was 3 blogs behind when I checked out your blog this morning.
Must go get ready for work now., but Hi!!!!
Mobbed by sheep is almost as good for me as being mobbed by my goats or llamas, too. :D
ReplyDeleteDream always reminds me of how my ranch got it's name...
~Lisa