Blogging 9-101
Well, this morning was interesting. Had one of those "have to be two places at once" mornings. Luckily, it was two places at once in the same courthouse.
The other hearings for the balance of the day were not contested, and all went well in my little corner of Merlin.
Between the a.m. and p.m. dockets, I stopped across the street and had a sandwich, since I knew I'd be there for the afternoon docket and there wasn't much sense in going anywhere only to have to return and find parking again. Soon I was joined by two of the attorneys in that contested case. After a pleasant lunch, during which I shared with one of them my experience being followed back to my car by one of his clients, it was back to court and then to the home office and a call about a client whose case has closed and an irate e-mail from the parent of a pro-bono client. The fun just never ends!
Speaking of fun - what a wonderful weekend I had. Saturday started out exceptionally lazy! I woke up at almost NOON! What a lazy bum! (but why do I not feel guilty??) After getting up and doing the usual ablations, I did a little work and then rolled on down to the Howard County Fairgrounds to the Annual Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. (Sigh..what follows my be shocking to the senses as in serious yarn porn)
After going home and having some dinner, it was time to get to Storey Publishing After Party at the Sheraton, Columbia.

In the upper left portion of this collage are authors Deborah Robson and Carol Ekarius presenting their book, The Fleece and Fiber Sourcebook and boy is it a sourcebook. These women sampled animal fibers from all over the English-speaking world! It's an encyclopedia of animal fiber!
I've also added a few more inches to the Lenten Mystery Shawl. I might actually finish this thing!

'Til next time, God be with you 'til we meet again!
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I love VLT, and have made several things from it.