May I share this song about May, from the musical Camelot?
May I also share that I used to sing and dance to the music of Camelot alone in my basement during the early 1960s and then got to do that on stage in the 1970s?
May I point out that I’m to the right of the Maypole and the sheepdog?
May I share LOTS of photos from yesterday’s Sheep Shearing Festival?
May I apologize for how long it took to load and/or look at all those photos?
May I say how much fun I always have at the Sheep Shearing Festival? May I also say that missing it last year (because of cardiac-related surgery) and the year before (because of pneumonia) made me appreciate it, even more?
May I show you two more photos, taken on this 1st day of May?
May I sheepishly ask you to leave a comment?
Many May thanks to all who helped me create this May Day post and to you — of course! — for visiting as you may.
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It sounds the fun festival. May you have a great Sunday!
May you also have a great Sunday! And may I thank you for being the first to comment?
i love this – what a great event )
It’s you! May I say that I love that you’re here?
May the first be with you 🙂
May all of May be with you, clever Alex!
May I sheepishly suggest that Spring is finally here?
You may, Sunny!
Ahh…Camelot. “In short, there’s simply not…A more congenial spot”.☺ Happy May, Ann. Sweet way to start the month.
Thanks for making this spot more congenial, Van!
Happy May Day!
It’s Elyse and I’m happy to see you!
Thank you for sharing these wonderful photos Ann. I hope you have a beautiful Sunday 🙂
It’s wonderful you! I am having a beautiful May Sunday, thank you.
What a fun festival! May you enjoy all of May.
May you enjoy all of May and beyond, Emilie!
May I say how much I enjoyed this post and all the photos, especially the first one? ❤
Diana xo
You may, Diana. ❤ ❤ xxoo
Enjoyed the photos! That is very cool that you got to perform on stage! Have a lovely May!
Thank you for this very cool and lovely comment!
I would love to go to a sheep shearing festival. I have a renewed interest in knitting. Maybe it has something to do with becoming a grandmother. 🙂
May I congratulate you and say how lovely it is to see you here, Carol?
It is funny I mentioned Camelot on someone’s post and I wish you the Merry Month of May, Ann! I loved the sheep, too. ❤
That is funny, Merry Robin! May I remind you that I love to see you at my blog? ❤
What a great festival.
It is great, Suzy! May I thank you visiting and commenting?
Happy May Day! My garden is coming alive.
The sheep shearing festival is phenomenal. I would love to go next year.
I’m happy to hear about your garden, Mary! You should definitely go to the sheep shearing festival next year. It always happens, rain or shine.
I have never heard of a sheep shearing festival, nor did I know that one pound of wool could make so many things! I’m somehow not surprised to see you on stage but I wish I could have been in the audience. I used to play sax in a band during school musicals, but have never even heard the music for Camelot. I feel sheepish about that.
Happy May Day!
No need to feel sheepish, Maureen; there’s nothing baaaad here.
May I say I am glad I came here today, that’s is all I have this morning I have to take Leo to school
May I say I’m always glad when you come by, Joanne?
A great set of pictures, Ann
It’s Derrick, giving me a wonderful compliment.
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May I say how lovely the photos are? Thanks for sharing them. Have you tried shearing the sheep?
You may say that and I may say that this a very lovely comment, Jai. I have never tried shearing sheep but who knows? Maybe I may in the future.
I will look forward to that! 🙂
And what a May Day that was! Now they want me to be Moses in a new film!
May I say how funny and creative this is?