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greetings while on vacation

I haven't seen LindaLu out here in Colorado. :-(

I did, however, have lunch with a friend who is a knitter and a lover of horror movies. When I said something about the BSKG she said she'd seen a movie the night before from New Zealand.... the name is Black Sheep. Might be something we need to check out. Here is what it's about: "An experiment in genetic engineering turns harmless sheep into blood-thirsty killers that terrorize a sprawling New Zealand farm."

Speaking of Black Sheep, happy birthday to our August-born members: Barbara Sump, Harriet Atlas, Dawn Lemon and Sally Pituch.

Linda F.

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LindaLuFiber said…
Sorry I was not around in CO at the right time, we had a little car trouble..yukkk.

As for "Black Sheep" the movie, our Blockbuster has it, and it is pretty crazy, I had my family over to watch the kitchy classic and they are now very worried about me and my attachment to sheep!

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