That's me. Always. This is not to be confused with black sheep of the family, which I suppose is also a fitting title.
The stories I could tell you about my offbeat childhood antics would probably bore you to tears, so I'll spare you the misery. But they did involve:
1. Saying things like, "Mom, I really want to write a report. What would you like me to write a report on? Oh, the history of Denmark? OK."
2. Saying things like, "Mom, I really want to join a literary council at the library. Can you drive me?"
3. Saying things like, "Mom, look. I made myself a Creative License on our Apple II computer and had it laminated at the print shop a mile away. See? It has my name on it."
Yes. Weirdo. Me.
So it's not a surprise that the colorway Horse of a Different Color is a delicious green, one of my favorite colors.
And it would make sense that Follow the Yellow Brick Road might be the instructions you'd give a Horse of a Different Color.
Both of these shop exclusive colorways are available now at The Loopy Ewe. Get them before they're gone.
And if you'll permit me just a tiny bit of self indulgent mama-ing, here's Pippi Longstocking after a long (cold!) night Trick-or-Treating:
Super Girl has more energy than a nuclear reactor. Her meltdowns are slightly less catastrophic, and she's also much, much cuter.
And Gandalf the Wizard refused to be photographed. He actually held up his staff and said, "YOU SHALL NOT PASS."
I would expect nothing less.
That's all the news that's fit to print from my neck of the (great north) woods. How's the weather where you are?