Our prodigal camera came back in the mail. Canon fixed whatever it was that caused the "lense error" and all before the first lambs have dropped! Yay!
Unfortunately, we've got some sort of nasty flu circulating, and I'm not going to be out taking any pictures for a few days. The girls are beginning to look a little wide though. Guess all the worry and rearranging of ewes and rams was unnecessary after all.
This is a strange mix of ghost story, psychological thriller, social/historical commentary and experiment fiction. Set in Victorian England, it is about a little girl that may or may not be haunted by a lascivious ghost. In each section, the story is retold from a different point of view and the "ghost" changes drastically in the light of each retelling. Angelica is interesting, if overwrought in style (mimics the old-fashioned writing of the era, but not engagingly). I did not give up NPR for this one either, though I did clock quite a few miles with it.
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