Recently our library had a community night and invited people to come and share with those who came to visit. They had hot dogs, free school supplies, and lots of activities. I decided to go and spin because I have met many of my fiber friends at the library.
One lady was very inquisitive. "What are you doing?" she asked.
"Spinning yarn," I reply.
"Is that insulation?"
"No it is wool," I say."
"From sheep?"
"Yes"
"Where do they get green sheep?" she asks.
Trying not to laugh, I tell her,
"Uh, they dye the wool after they shear the sheep."
"OH," she exclaims.
She stood and watched a few more minutes and thanked me.
I am still looking for a green sheep.
One lady was very inquisitive. "What are you doing?" she asked.
"Spinning yarn," I reply.
"Is that insulation?"
"No it is wool," I say."
"From sheep?"
"Yes"
"Where do they get green sheep?" she asks.
Trying not to laugh, I tell her,
"Uh, they dye the wool after they shear the sheep."
"OH," she exclaims.
She stood and watched a few more minutes and thanked me.
I am still looking for a green sheep.
