Monday, March 24, 2008
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Kristin Is Now Writing Over on Substack
Hi All! A quick note to let you all know that I'm now writing a Newsletter over on Substack: Kristin Nicholas' Colorful Newsletter f...
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Jane Brocket is an internet crush of mine. Her Yarnstorm was the first blog I stumbled upon many years ago. I didn't know what a blog...
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A few years ago I stumbled upon a beautifully designed book called " Itty Bitty Hats ." The concept and design of the spiral bound...
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Cool! Sheepdogs and their owners never seize to amaze me! It looked so green and springloke too. We'e covered in snow around here...almost for the first time this winter!
Thanks so much for including this! I'm such a fan of Kennard, and I hadn't seen this yet!
I remember those years when I was a student at Williams, when it would be spring when I was in the Boston or New York area for spring break, and then winter when I was back in NW Massachusetts!
I didn't know border collies knew how to spell. That's amazing.
What a riot! I can't believe he got them to stand still for the photo. I went to Williams too, and remember lots of snow! Of course, now I live in Maine, and while we don't have much snow (on the coast), it's still cold! Thanks for the chuckle.
I totally love this! Thanks for the photo, and the link to the article.
What fun! Can't imagine getting my sheep to stand still that long, even with feed on the ground. Love seeing what the Border Collies can do. They are the amazing ones.
I have just spent some time reading through your blog and have enjoyed it very much. The sheep picture is amazing and now I have someone new to read in David Kennard. Thanks!
I love the art by your neighbor. I sent her web site to my neice who is also an artist and very spiritually driven. It is a beautiful way to work and live.
You are welcome to visit me. My blog is new and it's something I'm learning from day to day.
What a clever thing to do. Coincidence - I was just looking at my David Kinnard book yesterday - A Shepherd's Watch.
Thank you for including my picture on your web-site, it's amazing how things travel around the world!
The picture had qutie an impact, with many requests for other words to be written in sheep, including a German newspaper asking me to do the 'Spring' in German. Anyway they are all too late as we've had a busy two weeks lambing. Most of the sheep in the picture have now delivered their lambs, and although the weather still isn't particularly spring-like, it's still an awful lot better than you have had in the US!
David Kennard
ps.You can find out more about the dogs at www.mistthesheepdog.co.uk
Thanks, Kristin. That made my day. No, it made my month. I've been having awful computer problems and needed something exactly as wonderful as that photo to remind me there is a world beyond the hard drive.
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