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Kitties look content. NiceHappy new year, Guardians. I hope 2025 is better than expected.
I'm planning to stay off the roads tonight. Might step outside to watch if the neighbors are shooting fireworks.
Thanks buddy
Jack Black
I promised you a few photos of the lambsfoot with my new espresso maker. A Christmas gift I received from my fair lady. Remarkably decent coffee even for a novice.I suspect I will be working on the grind and my shot technique for a few weeks. But now I have a new lamb to keep me company while if it warming up in the morning!
I've no idea why they don't sort it out 
I can understand why that was your KOTY my friend, what a beautyHappy New Year's r8shell . . . . "And the lions shall lie down with the lamb."
And that one Steve, it's about as Lamby as a Lambsfoot could beGood day Guardians and happy NYE !
Knife of the year for me today
All the Best for 2025 !
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Wonderfully captured there too 
That's pretty cool Gary, thanks palThanks, Jack.It's probably my most-carried lambsfoot, since I often carry it as a "bonus lambsfoot" even when it's not its turn to be my Lambsfoot of the Week.
Sublime knife, Jack!
Marvelous knife, Bob!
(It reminds me that I have a coughin' fit whenever I think about my eventual coffin fit.)
During the last week of the year, I see many retrospectives in various media about aspects of the past year. I'm just trying to remember the lambsfoot knives I've carried in this last MONTH. My lambsfoot carry for Dec. 8-14 was Man Jack, my stag senator I won in a BF GAW once upon a time (thanks, Richard). IIRC, it's my first lambsfoot, from September 2015.
- GT
Sweet David
I've liked the look of all their Lambs
Congratulations Dave I love that jigging Bob
Though, I think that, as with my old Abram Brooksbank, it's days as a Lamb are over 
Great pic Will!New Year's Eve brunch in Coconut Grove's Peacock Park.
Roasted Beet Dip and Peppered Tuna Watercress Salad. The Stagnator: The Second Term wasn't needed but insisted on taking advantage of the situation for a photo op.
He has gone to attend some New Year's Eve soiree, which sounded dire! I, on the other hand, have beer in the fridge, and plenty of DVDs to watch Have a lovely New Year's Eve Guardians, and I hope that the, eerily sci-fi sounding, 2025, is kind to all of us Happy New Year Guardians 
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That's a wonderful Christmas gift my friend, I hope you have many happy years of great coffee together Once again, superb Lamb 
Le Ram is looking good Jack. Sometimes a day without drama is good.I love that jigging Bob
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That's my granddad's old union badge
I ended up having 5 pints at the pub with Matt, and a very mediocre pizza!
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New Year's Eve brunch in Coconut Grove's Peacock Park.
Roasted Beet Dip and Peppered Tuna Watercress Salad. The Stagnator: The Second Term wasn't needed but insisted on taking advantage of the situation for a photo op.
And that one Steve, it's about as Lamby as a Lambsfoot could be
I ended up having 5 pints at the pub with Matt, and a very mediocre pizza!
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Thanks Steve. I'm hoping for a quiet one too.
Thanks buddy, I gave it a bit of TLC this afternoon
As with my Hartshead Barlow, it is a struggle not to pocket every day Thank you my friend, I hope I come across a Brooksbank Lamb, in more Lamby shape, at some point I'll try to get a letter off to you soon Thank you Steve, have a good one my friendHave a nice evening Jack, It's going to be a quiet one for me as well
They are content when their bellies are full. Tango has figured out that food comes from the refrigerator, and tries to jump in when I open the door.Kitties look content. Nice
I've been thinking of that song!My home internet connection is still on its backside!
Sounds like a very productive day, and looks like a very satisfying knife!
Thanks for the informative Christmas story and photos, Barrett!
Your family's pre-Christmas symptoms suggest norovirus. We've had a couple of recent stories on the local TV news about a large outbreak in Michigan, and I think my daughter and son-in-law, who both work for MN Health Dept., mentioned the same for Minnesota.
Thanks, Steve.
Your shadow pattern lamb with no pins, great grain, and long pull is very distinctive!
Flash is certainly a handsome knife, Mitch!
May I request a photo of Flash in a pan?? Then maybeHatchet_Jack can explain the origin of the phrase "flash in the pan" (if I'm correctly remembering some of his hunting preferences).
Thanks, Jack.
Sublime knife, Jack!
Marvelous knife, Bob!
(It reminds me that I have a coughin' fit whenever I think about my eventual coffin fit.
During the last week of the year, I see many retrospectives in various media about aspects of the past year. I'm just trying to remember the lambsfoot knives I've carried in this last MONTH. My lambsfoot carry for Dec. 8-14 was Man Jack, my stag senator I won in a BF GAW once upon a time (thanks, Richard). IIRC, it's my first lambsfoot, from September 2015.
- GT
I immediately thought of that song as soon as Jack said 2025 was sci-fi sounding!
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Thanks buddy, I gave it a bit of TLC this afternoon
Thank you Steve, have a good one my friend
Hmm have we seen this yard and green thumb in action.Thanks pal, have a good one
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Must have been a pretty good party
