Nora loves glazed donuts, fireflies, and evening walks. She lives with a donkey, chickens, and many many sheep. The rams and ewes love fresh hay and make 1-2 pounds of fiber for the fiber arts. They look much rounder than they actually are (their wool grows out). I am inspired to learn to spin and knit from their wool. The Alpaca live just behind the sheep. They are a different breed, providing beautiful fiber as well. Pennsylvania farms remind me of childhood memories in Virginia and Colorado. The first time I ever saw fireflies were in the monuments in Washington DC. Coming from Albuquerque, New Mexico I was surprised to see so many green trees touching. I spent a decade on the east coast (Davidson, North Carolina and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). I visited Amish country, Lancaster, State College, and the Shenandoah Valley. When I graduated from college, I visited every civil war battlefield and Andersonville Prison (where my great great grandfather died). There is so much rich history on the east coast. I love every minute and learning new things.