A real fun, family friendly weekend!! Lots of good finds, with booths selling everything from Raw Wool and Roving to Spindles, Spinning Wheels, everything you can imagine for Crochet or Knitting and Weaving, lots of Wool Products, crafts ect ect. COME AND SEE!! Everything for the Sheep, Goat and Rabbit enthusiast! Bring your products and set your booth up, see site for details! FREE ADMISSION!!
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The odd 'goings on' of life on a semi-organic "Homestead" in the Midwest.
All created things are alive, conscious, and want to communicate. The Creator has endowed all creatures with wisdom and joy, and they are eager to share with us their ways of being in the world. In time we learn to recognize them as our companions.
--Tom Cowan
--Tom Cowan
The Little Black Lamb by Helena K. Beacham
I am the only little black lamb-
The only one, that's what I am;
All of the rest have little white faces
I guess I'm a whole family tree of disgraces.
There was no moon the night I was born in-
All the old ewes stood and looked in the morning;
Mother was worried and low hung her head,
I folded my black knees and sat on my bed
And right then and there I made up my mind
To leave wild oats alone, and maybe I'd find
That people would like me, and always look back,
Saying, "Look at that dear one, the one that is black."
The only one, that's what I am;
All of the rest have little white faces
I guess I'm a whole family tree of disgraces.
There was no moon the night I was born in-
All the old ewes stood and looked in the morning;
Mother was worried and low hung her head,
I folded my black knees and sat on my bed
And right then and there I made up my mind
To leave wild oats alone, and maybe I'd find
That people would like me, and always look back,
Saying, "Look at that dear one, the one that is black."
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An Easter Hymn
Awake, thou wintry earth-
Fling off thy sadness!
Fair vernal flowers laugh forth-
Your ancient gladness!
Thomas Blackburn
Fling off thy sadness!
Fair vernal flowers laugh forth-
Your ancient gladness!
Thomas Blackburn