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- Weather report
- If sock monkeys wrote "Auld Lang Syne"
- I know you don't like to eat children, but it's th...
- A note from the Dept. of Obviousness
- All I can say is: "Amen."
- Satan ... Santa ... oh, whatever
- Stay classy, readers!
- Note to self: Dolls must have heads and bodies
- The devolution of our office Christmas party
- Next step toward world domination
- Name of the day
- Warning: If you love your children, keep them away...
- Internet Trolling Sucks: The Cabling
- "Christmas Is Pain"
- Surprising things I have in common with Gwyneth Pa...
- Quotation of the day
- Warning: Do not read this post if you're hung over...
- Oddly suggestive subject line from an e-mail I jus...
- Career plans
- Thanks for clearing that up
- Paul Theroux was robbed
- Quotation of the day
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Blog links, etc.
- "Manos" in HD
- alicublog
- Apostrophe Abuse
- Areas of My Expertise
- Bats Left/Throws Right
- Biomes Blog
- Bizarre Records
- CandyBlog
- Chef Nick
- Cursive Buildings
- Dear Photograph
- DVD Savant
- Dystel & Goderich Literary Management
- Emdashes
- Fanatic Cook
- Fermicat
- Freddie's Blog
- I Need A Name For This Blog
- Idle Musings
- Just Another Blog (From L.A.)
- Knatolee's World
- Late for the Sky
- Least Helpful
- Literally Unbelievable
- Marykate O'Neil
- No More Mister Nice Blog
- Passive-Aggressive Notes
- Pop Sensation
- Regret the Error
- Sadly, No!
- Slice: America's Favorite Pizza Weblog
- Swan Dive
- TBogg
- The Blue Room
- The Flop House
- The Projection Booth
- The Useless Web
- TwoBusy
- Vintage Ads
- Wendy Russ
- World O' Crap
- World's Worst Records
- Your Stupid Minds
6 comments:
I recognize the title. It's by descendants of Alexander Selkirk. Although legend has it that he preferred goats.
DUDE! I own that book. But I think I have a newer copy than you...
A very artsy photograph.
(Yes, I know, I am too old to go around saying "dude" but I always was a late bloomer. Or maybe saying "dude" just shows how OLD I REALLY AM!)
It was a souvenir of the sheep-centric trip we took in October. Unlike you, I don't think we have enough room for sheep.
Oh come now, one teeny-tiny little sheep, how can that be a problem? :)
Just out of curiousity, is there an "old-fashioned" way of raising sheep?
Your question makes me think of The Ten Commandments and one of my favorite lines: "I wish every day could be sheep-shearing festival!"
(Well, that's close, anyway.)
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