Today was a busy housework day as DH was off to help his sisters early this morning. A load of towels is chugging away in the washer, I actually dusted the top of our dressers, and scrubbed up a bathroom , and now , as my reward for the best behavior, I can go knit that sock and watch the McLeod Sisters kick some cowpoke hinnie for isubordination. So much fun.
It rained a little last night. October rain in SoCal! Imagine! The little rooted ones and all the birds must be rejoicing! I know the shade patio plants are always happy when it rains. And today, the other book might come. Rho, I got that bread book! 5 minute bread? Anyway, it's wending it's way to my door. It's baking season!
I haven't even looked at the latest Interweave Knits! Southern Indiana FiberArts Festival is this week end and Fuzzarelly Fibers will be there.
ReplyDeleteWe are looking to get a lot more rain, after some area flooding just last week.
Oh Fuzzarelly, I saw that flooding! Darn, there is another storm heading out from here, too. I hope you don't get any flooding. Fingers, eyes and toes crossed.
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes for selling out at the show. Your stuff is gorgeous and may the customers come in busloads.
I saw the IK but I'm waiting for the holiday issue. Maybe it IS the holiday issue? Oh boy.. sigh..
We had rain up here, too—loved it!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy my copy of Knitting Nature. Haven't actually knit anything from it, but love leafing though it and thinking about things.
Hi Sarah-Hope, and thanks for stopping by. Isn't Knitting Nature an interesting book. I would have to be more brave than I am as a knitter to make some of those patterns, but there's a lot in the book to like, too.
ReplyDeleteAh, the rain was glorious. Bu, then we got the big "Suck the Land Dry" High Pressure system with temps of 95°.
It made me a little angry, since water restrictions are in place, still. Come on Winter! ;o)