So, this morning Erin and I left the house at 9 a.m. to do a few errands. Just the bank and the post office. And the office supply store. Oh, and the printer to check the proof of the new MVFF 2009 calendar. And by then we were starving, so we stopped to eat. Then I needed to find something to wear for the book cover photo shoot that was scheduled for this evening, so we quickly went into two clothes stores.
By the time we got home I just had time to shower and change and head to the farm to meet Patrick and the photographer, Randi Baird. We spent two hours with the animals for the cover, then changed our clothes for the author photo. [Erin took these pictures of the shoot for you.]
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Looks like the photo shoot created beautiful shots. I can’t wait to learn more about your book. Karen
I have always believed that the only happy people are those that are busy. You must be delirious. I am jealous.
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Hi, Susan, I am Debbie’s sister and Joan’s daughter. Mom and I are sitting here looking at your photos. At first I thought Patrick was holding a sheep on his shoulder! Makes the hay seem not so heavy now, doesn’t it? Have a happy day!
Oh, that silly sister of mine… why would Patrick be balancing a sheep on his shoulder??
There’s only one problem with those photos… they totally make me want to keep a flock in my apartment in SF. Will you help me convince my landlady?
Seriously, your animals look very healthy, obviously well cared for and very beautiful.
it sounds like a lot was accomplished, just ot what was formost on your mind. the pics look like they will have turned out great
Ok, I too thought that the hay bale was a sheep! I thought to myself, my he is strong!
What a great contest. Thanks for having it!
Time flies when you are having fun! The pics look great so far.
well, i am sure glad patrick didn’t fall over with that heavy bale of hay! and you…fly magic fingers!
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