sheeples, who need sheeples

sheeples : noun, plural of sheeple

1. people who are inordinately fond of sheep as companions.
2. sheep who are inordinately companionable.

This time the music comes first. Music to read about sheeps & sheeples by, by Johann Sebastian Bach. Enjoy.

Conni Tögel has a Facebook fan page that doesn’t do her work justice. I found her work at the Sheep and Wool Festival this past summer. Sunlight, that does her work justice. Her birthday is one day, and a few years, after mine. Just sayin’.

Lisa Rotter volunteers at the farm with me and even though she works with the horses, she sneaks in to visit the sheeps…making her, yes, a sheeple.

Elise sells her art in Union Square and most of it seems to be faith inspired. You can see more of her work on her blog, painting glory. She’s saved. I’m not. But I love her sheeps…

Another Union Square artist, I couldn’t resist buying this piece by Larry Carlson. Larry’s work has a touch of the acid flashback. His flickrstream is all farmy/sheepy/outdoory acid, which I love. For out of this world aliens implanted something in my head when I was sleeping trippy, you want to look here.

I want to live here, in Joanna Murphy’s paintings. If not this one, with these four particular sheep, any one of her Hyzer Hill series will do. They’re big and they’re lush and you can walk right in to any one of them, sit down in the field and a sheep will come up and nuzzle at your neck.

Laverne was a beauty queen and blue ribbon winner when she was just a mere lamb. To me, she will always be the picture of elegance and refinement. Even with straw sticking out of her thick curly locks.

People, who are sheeple, are the luckiest people I know. (Had to, had to say it. Simply could not leave it unsaid.)