No matter what’s happening, I often wonder what’s happening, because there’s usually so much happening at once.
What’s happening with all these pictures?
What’s happening now is “What’s the Buzz Tell Me What’s Happening” from Jesus Christ, Superstar.
What’s happening? I hope you let us know what’s happening in a comment, below.
With gratitude for all who helped me create this happening post and — of course! — for you, here’s the last photo I happened to take yesterday.
Your sheep fest makes me want to knit!
Your festive comment makes me want to smile!
Interesting. So I ‘m guessing all those animal tous were made using wool from the sheep. I believe I have often heard that sheep need shearing because their coats get so hot during the warmer months. I wonder…what did they do before humans began doing this ritual?
Interesting question. Maybe they all kept moving north until they felt comfortable. Thanks for the wonderful comment!
What fun, whimsical photos!
Thanks for the fun comment!
Sheep Fest? Not a baaaaaad idea, Ann. And if More Than Words is taking books and their extended world to this bizarre bazaar, I’m a fan. Finally, maybe Jesus was a tea drinker and coiner of bag slogans. Just saying.
I’m a fan of yours, Mark, and that is not baaaaaaaaad.
Lots of Baas and Ahs
Ahhhhhh! Thanks, Derrick (she said sheepishly).
🙂
wow Ann now I know what’s happening in your day!! Great shots!
Thanks for the great comment, Lisa!
Great photos Ann and sheeps are wonderful animals 🙂
You are wonderful, Irene. <3
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I want that octopus hat Ann! <3
Diana xo
Now I wish I had gotten that for you, Diana! xxoo <3
the sweetness of that comment is better than having that hat! <3
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Leave it to New England to have the best Fests! They draw in cool vendors and appreciative patrons. I felt sorry for the sheep being sheared because they seemed afraid, but their coats get very heavy and matted if left unshorn. In the wild they may have developed differently, I suppose. Another cool Fest is the Common Ground Fair now held in Unity, Maine. It used to be held in Windsor, were we once lived. Such fun and a celebration of the earth and nature!
I am now celebrating your cool and appreciative comment, Sunny. <3
Sheep Fest? That’s fantastic! We have a friend who raises alpaca. They’re really great, and the kids love em. Looks like a fun day. 😃
It was a fun day and I loved the alpacas! Thanks for a fantastic comment.
I remember reading Amelia Bedelia books when I was young. Told to draw drapes and dust the furniture she took a pencil and paper and made a picture of the drapes and put dust on the furniture. My favorite was when she played baseball. After picking up the bases she then ran home. She really knew what was happening.
https://youtu.be/8V8QMbLd2f8
You really know what’s happening, Chris.
How does that guy get that sheep to lie still? That is fascinating
I’m so glad to see you, Maureen! That guy is a seasoned and experienced sheep shearer — we see him every year at the Sheep Shearing Festival. I will tell you that his apprentice had a much more difficult time getting the sheep to lie still. So however he does it, I assume it takes years of practice.
suddenly i’m feeling
more fond
of my non
hair cut day 🙂
i actually
got a hair cut
yesterday and
I’m feeling shorn
Love the sheep with the tongue sticking out! Looks like fun!! (the festival, not the shearing…) 🙂
Thanks for the fun comment!
I wonder if sheep once sheered feel free and airy. Like us when we know we need a haircut for weeks and can’t get to it then when we do it’s like….ahhhhhhhh………
I got a very short haircut yesterday, Colleen, and I feel free and airy and ahhhhhhhhh!
I know that feeling 🙂 😂
Photos that made me smile and for that I thank you
A comment that made me smile, Joanne, and for that I thank you.
It looks like a lot is happening for those sheep!
As for what’s happening here, we’re getting ready to start another week – it should be a good one!
Thanks for getting my week off to a good start!
So much cuteness
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