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Living with llamas is exciting and interesting. You just never know what the llamas will be up to next or where they might be spotted. Let us know what you are doing....
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- Cyndy Rodriguez
Hughson, CA
Cyndy passed away at the Alexander Cohen Hospice House in Hughson on Saturday, March 27th. In 1999 she was awarded Premier Exhibitor at the California State Fair for her ongoing support of CAL-ILA.
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- Annual Meeting
Vacaville, CAOnce a year members come together to vote for Directors and Officers of the organization, get the latest news about the llama community, learn from the llama experts and industry speakers, and to have a chance to get together with friends.
This year's event was well attended and we had great speakers and lively discussion.
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- New Years Day
Starting the Year off Right
New Year HikeMargaret Drew sent this picture of husband Ralph taking a leisurely hike New Years Morning.
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Christmas Llamas
Parades and Pageants
Llamas and their owners are never satisfied with staying home for the holidays, they like getting out and strutting their stuff. We know of llamas participating in parades this year, dressing the nativity scene with just the "right type" of camelid, and sprucing up the neighborhood decoration.Cal-ILA members Dennie Hansen and Joy Pedroni bring llamas to Candy Cane Lane in Vacaville for the annual Holiday Lights Display. This is the home of Ken and Megan Adams. Ken is the son of Cal-ILA members Rick & Mary Adams. Ken and Megan have invited llamas to the display for the last four years. The llamas are a big hit with everyone on Candy Cane Lane. There was even a retirement home bus that came through and we took a llama right into the bus so all the folks who couldn't get out of the bus to see the llamas up close didn't miss out. 
Christmas Llamas
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Let us know what you are doing, and we will post it here. Pictures are encouraged! 