Actually, now that I see it (in the flesh, so to speak), I realize that it could in fact be an artist's conception of your actual self.
Get it?
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In knitting news, I finished the first Ogee sleeve the night before last, at one in the morning. I was tempted to cast on for the next one Right! That! Second! but decided I should opt for sleep instead...once again life gets in the way of knitting.
But last night I cast on the second sleeve, and am halfway through the ogee chart at the wrist. If I can keep my (half-hearted) momentum up, I should be done the whole sweater by the end of May. Ordinarily I would expect its completion sooner, but I have started a new pair of geisha socks for a flip-flop-wearing friend, and would like to finish those before the tunic.
I walked to Knit Night this week, and saw some pretty things while moseying.
I do love driftwood.
And lighthouses.
Go Canucks!
And AT Knit Night, Karen had this beauty on display:
Now, I've got some busyness to do -- Mr HSBoots is on his way home, and when he gets here I should at least look like I've been productive today (and knitting doesn't count). Wish me luck.
9 comments:
!!Luck!!
Gorgeous photos.
And happy birthday to Shan's brother, who, I gather, is quite the ham.
But most important of course -- you finished a sleeve!!!! Yay you!!!
Happy Birthday to Mark!!! It's a very great day today! Lovely photos.
Nice pics, and that roast looks great, even to a vegetarian...
Not bad, Kate, though I was going for Beefcake.
har har.
B-e-a-u tiful flag!! Wherever did you get it?
Sadly that flag is on someone else's house, so I can't answer your question, Christy. I would have thought you could get it on canucks.com, or nhl.com, but neither of those have it. Too bad - I wouldn't mind one myself.
D'oh! Beefcake, of course, now that I look closely at the meat I see the raw hunk of beef :)
That was sweet. I was pleasantly surprised by the kind things both you and G posted.
And, I had an awesome birthday.
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