He sent me Alpaca socks! I checked my mail today and I had Alpaca socks (and they are the softest damn socks you ever touched!), the July/August copy of Hobby Farms with a bunch of Alpaca info in it, including an article by Adrian, a brochure with a lot of Alpaca history, which I haven’t [click to continue reading...]
It has been quite awhile since I’ve posted about Alpacas. (If you missed the original conversation, you have to read about my plan to live in a yurt and own some Alpacas. Well, tonight, I got an email from someone that owns an Alpaca farm in Oregon. He was fascinated by the fact that the [click to continue reading...]
I’ve been busy. OK? Just busy, that’s all. Here’s a quick recap of what I’ve been up to since my pre-cocktail pawty post. March 18, 19, 20: Scrambled furiously to complete preparations for the pawty. Tues, March 20: Made contact with a blogger in Georgia that posted about dumping her 4 year old Shiba at [click to continue reading...]
No no, not a yurt shaped like a pentagon! This morning I was thinking about yurts again. (For those of you that are relatively new to my blog, I do that occasionally.) The new train of thought started at the dog run a few evenings ago. An acquaintance was talking about buying land upstate and [click to continue reading...]
OK, so my sister thinks we should buy Alpacas to roam around on the land she is buying (where I am fantasizing about building a yurt). How cute are these things??? The other night she pasted the following into IM from the site she was reading: Alpacas are never bathed, and they still have no [click to continue reading...]
I wasn’t serious when I said Maybe I Will Live in a Yurt, but believe it or not I’m actually considering it now. T & I have been thinking of leaving the city for a little while. (And, NO, I haven’t heard anything regarding the contract in Virginia.) One of the places we consider when [click to continue reading...]
What? It could happen! http://yurts.com/
