Uh-huh, All Shook Up

This is Ramcrumb's shelf buddy. It is a clay rattle that I made in my first Pottery class in 1996. It went through a special firing technique called "Raku" and has a nice melodious sound to it. I give it a shake to remind me of Whose promise dwells within me and Who's my Abba. A rattle a day keeps the lies away.

Animal Cracker On My Shelf

Yes, that's a real Animal Cracker. And it's really not edible anymore, either. "Ramcrumb" has been without his buds for about 10 months. Somebody bit their little heads off. How baa-ad of me, but how good of them to be so yummy.

Book 'Em Danno

eBay purchase a couple years back. Wow, multi-tasking sheep. Kewel!

Tickled Pink

This little girl is served up in a Italian Cappuccino cup. And I'm afraid the where, when, who has been deleted from memory files. Pinkie and the No-Brain...

Mega-Serving of Daily Sheep

"Lambo"(the real tag name) was purchased at M.J.Designs in 1995, with a bonus check that I worked my butt off earning, from USA Today. I'll be baa-ack! Whoops. Sorry- wrong hunky-guy. Yo- aaa-adrian.

Black, White and Red All-Over

This is a scarf my niece, Lisa gave me for Christmas. What year? Ummm, pick a number between 2002 and 2005. It's wrapped around tomorrow's pic subject. Ready for wooly, breezy weather?

Veggie-Sheep

This came in an e-mail this week. Something about having Photoshop and too much time on one's hands. Pass the che-ee-ese, please.

Hey, Mon

This pic was found when I Googled "sheep wallpaper" earlier this year. Sheep with dreadlocks, way cool.

What Ewe Say?

Just what I needed: another blog. Most people from my life know about my sheep collecting fetish. Not the ones that graze, just the ones that glaze(over with dust). I was on wonderful blog today and was looking at the posts there. Farmgirl has a sheep farm and has the most awe-inspiring pics and delightful ideas that she graciously shares daily. I thought hmmm...I can share my sheep collection daily, too. When I run out of sheep from my own collection, I'll take to stalking them in their natural environment...Wal-Mart (or wherever else sheep might flock).

I will try to post a pic, joke, cartoon daily: all having a wooly theme. The blogs entries will be a hardcore, honest pictorial of the sheepy ones caught in their natural state- dusty. I did the windows back in June, but I rarely do the dusting. Living on an unpaved-gravel-road makes that low priority on the To Do List. A short where-when-who description should top off the entry. That is,if my memory will be so kind as to actually serve up the truth and not swill. Oops! Sorry, wrong species.