Greetings from Sugarloaf

We had a very rainy Saturday morning, so we stayed in and did some chores and watched some Army-Navy pre-game and I caught a bunch of Community Day Pokemon, though sadly no shiny Bagon. Then we had lunch and went to the Countryside Artisans Winter Tour around Sugarloaf Mountain. The sun was shining by the time we reached the first farm studio, and we had a lovely afternoon seeing crafts and petting animals:


With one friend at Breezy Hill Farm...


...and another...


...and another.


At Heron's Meadow tea farm.


Watching glassblowing at Art of Fire.


An attempted cider thief at Something Earthy Studio.


The sheep who provide the wool for the yarn at Dancing Leaf Farm.


Driving past the cow farms on the Montgomery County-Frederick County border.

After a stop at the food store, we came home for dinner, after which we watched Late Night, which I really enjoyed despite not always liking Emma Thompson, who was perfect in this role though it's really Mindy Kaling's movie and she is wonderful (I was sorry we didn't see a bit more of her character's family; she can't have NO life but work). Now we're watching SNL, whose opening was so on point I could cry!