Tag Archives: lambs and sheep

TRYING TO KEEP UP!

Posted on May 27, 2018 by sbranch

Hello darlings, how’s everyone? I’ve been LOVING reading your wonderful comments, so happy you could be with us at the Picnic! Here I am again, trying to keep up, but everything seems to happen at once. Some amazing news in … Continue reading →

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My Favorite New Word . . .

Posted on July 3, 2012 by sbranch

One of my favorite new words, which I learned while talking to a clerk in a bookstore in Ambleside when I was buying a book on sheep, is “heaf.” (Yes, I now buy books on sheep! Please don’t let this … Continue reading →

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