
Found out from my dad on Sunday that Sis might have an opportunity to get Alpaca fleece. I wonder why she hasn't mentioned it to me? Probably thinks I'd expect her to spin enough yarn for me to have some, too. Which wouldn't be a bad idea, of course, but I know how much work goes into spinning the yarn (at least it looks like a lot of hard work to me) and I couldn't afford to pay her what her time would be worth!
I'm such a bad hostess ... just realized that I didn't even offer Dad and J anything to drink when they were here on Sunday. Sheesh. In my defense, I'll just point out that they are family, not company, and could have helped themselves. Yeah, right, like J would do that.
Well, my dinner is ready (reheated leftover Chinese food) so I'm going to stop typing and go eat.
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I didn't mention the alpaca because saying I might get it will jinx the whole thing :-)
Oops. Hope I didn't blow it for you!
You can watch edited versions of The Tudors episodes at Showtime's web site. They have to take the "adult" portions out to put them on the web, but you can still follow the story. I'm addicted to them in spite of some objections--the whole Anne Boleyn courtship was YEARS long and Henry was old (for that time) and getting fat when his "divorce" came through are the main ones. I still like to watch JRM though!
Good to know - thanks! I can do without the "adult" parts anyway. And I know there are some discrepancies between history and the show, but I'm still enjoying it. And yes, JRM is part of the reason.
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