A couple of months ago the New York Times had an online contest to name three baby llamas that were born at a farm in Pennsylvania.
I had entered three names (Pastiche, Aspheryn and Cher) and lo and behold—the name Pastiche was chosen as one of the winners! There were 300 NYT entries and 50 more from an open house at the farm in July. Here’s the link to the article, and be sure to read down to the end.
Ahem. [beaming with pride]
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/19/garden/the-results-of-the-baby-llama-naming-contest.html?src=rechp
THAT’S MY BOY ON THE LEFT—I’M SO PROUD.
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Oh, congrats!! All excellent llama names. We want some llamas. I’ll contact you when I need names. 🙂
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Thanks, Natalie! I can’t imagine why they wouldn’t want “Cher.” 🙂
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And the last line of the article is hilarious, TTPT!
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Isn’t it? When I read it, I almost plotzed.
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Oh, this is great! I can say I knew you when, or at least before you were naming baby llamas in the New York Times.
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Today—naming baby llamas, tomorrow—choosing the next pope.
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Pastiche strikes me as brilliant preparation for that assignment, too.
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Yay, YOU! That last part is hysterical. Way to make a name for yourself! I wonder how many people will google that. :).
Congratulations! Waaay cool!
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I guess this makes me a llama godmama. 🙂
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Congratulations! That’s awesome.
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Thanks, Eileen! I think it’s pretty llamawesome too! Ouch. Sorry about that. 🙂
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