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Musings of a shepherd.

by esperaza

Rated: 13+ · Book · Animal · #1067322

Some thoughts on living and working in France and conversations with my sheep!

This is a journal of the present but will also include reflections on the past 15 years which is the time I have been living in France.I hope it will generally be upbeat and amusing but as it is real life there will be some sad times aswell.I dont know yet how to include WritingML tags so my Journal will be unspiced for the time being! This is the first item I have posted in my Portfolio so I hope it will get better as I become more relaxed.

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10 Most Recent Blog Comments:

Wren

Jan 20, 2007 at 9:32pm
In response to "Shhhhhhh Don't mention Christmas!!!!!"

Those are the prettiest turkeys I've ever seen. Are they raised on the sheep farm?

Did you have a good time seeing your family in England? It must be hard to be so far away.

Kåre เลียม Enga

Dec 31, 2006 at 3:15pm
In response to "Shhhhhhh Don't mention Christmas!!!!!"

Beautiful picture. What do the use the feathers for?

alfred booth, wanbli ska

Dec 22, 2006 at 5:17pm
In response to "Shhhhhhh Don't mention Christmas!!!!!"

What absolutely beautiful birds. I didn't know they could be white.

Grandchildren????????

I somehow don't picture you older than 40 or so.

Have a great holiday season. The New Year WILL be wonderful for all of us.

Mel aka Mrs Tor

Dec 18, 2006 at 7:40pm
In response to "Shhhhhhh Don't mention Christmas!!!!!"

Have a very merry Christmas, be safe and enjoy being with family. I love the picture.... aawwwwwww poor turkeys !! But I bet they sure tasted good !!!

Hope you can continue on with improving your sleep, gain some strength and get in here and blog more often. I miss reading it.

Lauren Gale

Nov 29, 2006 at 9:34pm
In response to "Can't blog too tired!!!"

I once went the whole month of June without sleeping more than a couple hours each night. I don’t know what finally broke the cycle, but I was so glad to get out of it.

I hope you’re seeing some results by now, and are more rested.

alfred booth, wanbli ska

Nov 12, 2006 at 4:12am
In response to "Can't blog too tired!!!"

Normally acupunture will work to get the magnetic levels in the body back into alignment. Your therapists didn't try the needles? My guess is there is hidden stress concerning the move.

natural cures
troubadours quest:
are yours not just
lures of Shepherds?

the than-bauk troubadour strikes again

Kåre เลียม Enga

Nov 11, 2006 at 3:50pm
In response to "Can't blog too tired!!!"

Just moan away

... as long as you occasionally moan here. I do check in but I've been overwhelmed this past month. My bronchitis is getting better and my spirits are okay today. Some days that is as good as it gets. Get thee well.

Nada

Nov 10, 2006 at 2:14pm
In response to "Can't blog too tired!!!"

Hope you get to feeling better soon! Will definitely be checking back!

alfred booth, wanbli ska

Nov 6, 2006 at 5:11am
In response to "These little Piggies came home!!"

Naively, this city boy says,
"I thought that pigs could be domesticated and if they squealed it would be for joy. Oops."

Horror ! "No, you're kidding. He can't be that dumb!!!"

"Yes I can. But I like learning and I' ve learned a lot today reading your blog."

I'm not sure that I could raise an animal from birth, watch it grow up and learn about its foibles and then kill it for nourishment. People all over the world do it, but how do you get around the attachment thing? They're all so cute when they're young.

alfred booth, wanbli ska

Nov 6, 2006 at 5:06am
In response to "A Calm and Simple Life!!! If only."

Oh, my dear Esperanza.
You mean a shephard sweats? You have just ruined all of the romantic ideas I have always had of flutes on hillsides, counting sheep in order to stay awake!

Seriously, I am glad to learn of your activities for I know little about the realities of rural life.

I'm glad you're sharing your life with us here in blogsville, although for certain bloggers I think we need to invent a new words - green-blogshill.

As for Kare and my cello music, well, I'm not sure. I hate getting my hands dirty, so if I'm invited to the next shearing, I'll just supervise, with my city ideas of effenciency. I love playing the cello in open air. You don't have any problems with wild boars attacking ambulent troubadouric musicians, do you?

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