Morning all. I had to smile this morning as I passed Heather driving up the street, expansive yawn on her face. It's so hard to say goodnight when you are having such a good time. When we stood to leave, Mel informed us that she just needed to finish one last row. Every row is the last row, (last one, I swear) I myself have stayed in the car a few minutes after my family has vacated just to finish up. Exciting news: we are in the process (pro-cess, pronounced Canadian style of course) of integrating two new people to the group. Samantha and Jenny although I am still toying with the nicknames of man or tha, and of course ever lengthening Jenny to Jennifer. Why? Because I can.
There are many beautiful projects in the works. This is a dress and elephant that Heather knit for a niece - so cute!
And this is the sweater that Mel is knitting for Libby - the pic doesn't do the lace work justice.
This is Catherine's commendable effort to get into the Genius Book of World Records by "going green" and using up all leftover skeins everywhere and knitting, almost exclusively, the basketweave stitch.
The treat last night was peach cobbler. Which was consequently also breakfast this morning. That, and Cheddar Sunchips (don't judge me). And Lori, you made my day by loving it.
Jenny and Samantha, welcome to the group.
And Lin, as always, you are missed.
Ash, you are, as always, a card. Where did the Poultons get that sense of humour? I'll take the honour of going green. And being the basket weave queen of the Mueller Park Stake. I think your pictures are great, especially of our two newest members. And Lin, we miss you.
ReplyDeleteAnd I like the music, especially the french numbers. :-)
I'm not going to lie. I didn't have a wicked case of allergies when I read this (that's what I told Mac)but rather...I cried. Thank you. I almost fell like I was there, but then I was still hungry...guess the penny didn't drop. Still lacking the meaning. Jen, welcome. I love that you're here (and by here I mean there). Thanks ash.
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