Alas, "sheep and wolves" festival actually "sheep and wool" festival. Household interest drops.

[lagilman]

Back in NYC today, and happy to be home, yes. Full week ahead, including two interview requests and massive amounts of writing and editing, plus a plan to go see Trek before I'm the last remaining soul who doesn't have an opinion yet.


Other than that. not much to report. The cats were happy I was home, the laundry still needs to be done, the weather is gloriously dry and spring-like, and the kitchen renovation punch-list is supposed to be dealt with this week. I am cautiously optimistic and filled with a surprising (and rather disturbing) amount of energy....



(and the subject header was an actual quote from yesterday, for those wondering)

Comments

[scarlettina.livejournal.com]

Don't worry. I haven't seen the Trek film yet either. I have plans for today, but have yet to hear from my theoretical partner in crime. If I don't hear from him, I'm boldly going. I can't stand the wait anymore.

[lagilman]

I have a date to see it tomorrow. Will report back then.

[egret17.livejournal.com]

Best. Title. Evah. (Iz knitter.)

[lagilman]

*laugh* yeah, so's my sister, so she and hubby went off for it (if you ask mom what she wants to do on mother's day, you must be prepared to live with the consequences). There was hopeful thought that they might be offering lamb chops at the food stands, but I don't know if that actually happened...

[egret17.livejournal.com]

Our local sheep'n'wool festival always has very tasty lamb burgers. *nom nom nom*

[fakefrenchie.livejournal.com]

You eat your providers? *shudder*

[lagilman]

Of course not. Some sheep provide wool, some provide meat. Some cows provide milk, some go to the slaughterhouse. That's part of the 'domestication for consumption" thing.

I'm not going to give you grief about your weird dietary habits, don't start on mine. Humans are adaptable omnivores by nature, if not personal moral preference. :-P

[fakefrenchie.livejournal.com]

Weird? Who? Me? Surely not!

[egret17.livejournal.com]

*burp*

[neadods.livejournal.com]

I keep thinking that "sheep and wolves" would have a large draw!

[lagilman]

I thought it would have been interesting, yeah.


My sister came home with Even More Yarn, specifically from a Named Sheep.

[mevennen.livejournal.com]

Our local lambing festival was selling organic lamb. That's the way it goes....

[lagilman]

my sister reports that there was lamb kabob, and it was quite tasty. She also came home with More Yarn. I'm beginning to think we need to stage an intervention.