We have been in no particular routine around here, just a little bit of this and that. Here's a sampling of what's been keeping us busy!
I've been doing a lot of felting and dyeing of yarn and silk.
The garden is producing at least a little bit, though it's extremely handicapped by the skyscraper-ish weeds which I've given up on at this point.
The weather has been the prettiest I can EVER remember for a Kentucky summer.... rain every few days, cool nights and highs of 70-80. Heaven.
Last night, we went to the Kentucky Cup Reining Championship at the Kentucky Horse Park. It was the first of several preliminary "trial" events in preparation for the September, 2010 World Equestrian Games. Reining is kind of like dressage, Western-style. (Like most athletic pursuits, equine or otherwise, it looks really easy when someone's super good at it, but it's NOT).
We're preparing for the National Elite Alpaca Auction in Leesburg, VA. Check out the two beautiful girls we have consigned (that's our full Accoyo fawn, Noel, above)! Information is available on our
farm blog.
1 comment:
Gorgeous yarn colors...and so you!Noel is a beauty. Someone is going to be very lucky to take her home with them. Hope you'll be back in the knitting group soon.
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