I did manage to finish the baby sweater for Anna's teacher.
We also rode on Thomas the Tank Engine! It was expensive, but worth the money. There are so many activities at the railroad museum, and they have so many "Day Out with Thomas" activities, it was worth it (even in the pouring rain). I made Anna and Nicholas' shirts. Are they cool or what? (If I do say so myself!)
We are fortunate to be up a hill from the Fox River, so we are not in danger of flooding, although our basement is getting a wee bit damper than I like it, and the dehumidifier is running overtime. But the river is moving VERY fast:
Other than that, I have just been knitting charity washcloths and hats for our Knitters for Obama charity project. I need to sit down and work out my 2-at a Time Socks one of these days. And the yarn for both my Mystery shawl KAL and my Casablanca Shawl KAL is on the way, so that should keep me slightly busy I think!
And I'll leave you with this completely awesome picture of a hawk. I think he thought Emily looked tasty. He was SO close, and directly above us:
3 comments:
I LOVE the shirts! :) And the hawk is very cool. There was one sitting on the light post outside my office the other day, but I didn't have a camera.
I'm glad to hear you're above the flooding.
You did a real good job on the shirts. How big the kids are already!
Your knitting list is very long.
So good to see you back! :)
I love the baby sweater and shirts. You're very talented.
Glad to hear that you're not in any danger from the flooding. Stay safe!
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