I’ve been talking about our real-life changes and with moving and all I suspect that that I’ll be fairly quiet for the next couple of weeks.

But I’m also considering a virtual move.  Ron and Andrea have been wonderful, but for a couple of reasons I’m contemplating moving my blog to another site.

I’ve been kicking it around all Fall, and it just feels like it’s time.

Assuming everything goes as planned for the next couple of weeks, come the first of the year I’ll be writing on the new blog.

Let me get moved in and decorated and then I’ll invite you over for a blog-warming.

Remember last month when I said that Parts of our Town need to wake up?

In my running around this morning, I went past that church.

Now I don’t know what they have had on their sign for the last 4 weeks.

And I don’t know the context that this is coming from.

And I didn’t have a chance to snap a picture.

But as I drove by today the sign read:

Never apologize for the truth

And I’m left wondering if there is a connection.

I’ve always thought that working herding dogs are neat.  I had sheep as a teenage 4H member and shelties, but ….

Putting it simply, in the 70s finding other sheep breeders in upstate NY was nearly impossible and finding someone with working herding dogs even more so.

So I’m quite taken with this video:

As you may have noticed at the very end, it’s an ad and was commercially produced, but it’s suppose to be real dogs and sheep.

HT: Rtisan