Warm Fuzzies
I returned from the past few weeks of fibre festivals not actually having seen any newborn alpaca this year. You'd think that someone would see to the proper scheduling of these things. However, I appear to have made up for the lack of alpaca with a slew of pictures of lambs and bunnies-baby bunnies no less. There are so many pictures of 100% pure kawaii crammed onto my camera card right now, I'm more than a little terrified of them. Pictures like this:
Yes, you see what I mean. I will try to break this down over a couple of days, to spare both you and me. Otherwise, I don't think either of our sensibilities could take it.
The problem with bringing adorable proto-yarn along to an outdoor event in June remains the fact that it is June and the poor things are covered in fur. Their owners can't shear them fast enough. Poor little, knackered, heat-exhausted things. My deepest sympathies.
At least there are other gullible humans that can be roped into fur removal duty, right? Small child included for extra kawaii scale.
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Yes, you see what I mean. I will try to break this down over a couple of days, to spare both you and me. Otherwise, I don't think either of our sensibilities could take it.
The problem with bringing adorable proto-yarn along to an outdoor event in June remains the fact that it is June and the poor things are covered in fur. Their owners can't shear them fast enough. Poor little, knackered, heat-exhausted things. My deepest sympathies.
At least there are other gullible humans that can be roped into fur removal duty, right? Small child included for extra kawaii scale.
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