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March 21, 2008

Friday Sheep Blogging

"We the sheep, in order to form a more perfect pasture."

On our hike Wednesday we saw lots of sheep and their newborn lambs, chocolate lambs and white chocolate lambs. (But remember, they are not for eating!)

I think it's great that they took Barack Obama's speech on race to heart. Living together, in harmony, all in the same pasture.

Black, white, and mixed race sheep:

This is an issue we cannot afford to ignore right now, and I'm glad to see at least one species addressing it.

I like to call this one Ashley:

Is that not the cutest thing you ever saw in your life?

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No eating the chocolate lambs? Got any chocolate bunnies, then?

Posted by: KathyR | March 21, 2008 at 02:05 PM

KathyR: These chocolate lambs are not for eating, but here are some you can eat.

Posted by: KathyF | March 21, 2008 at 04:06 PM

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