KNITTING WITHOUT DOG HAIR IS NOT AN OPTION

OK - this totally made my morning...

Carpooling to work this morning, Brett and I saw this bumper sticker and since we had to wait at a traffic light, Brett took a picture with my camera (since I rarely leave the house without it except when we get 10 inches of snow...) We had a good laugh. That will be my new motto. ;-)

I also have an update on Angee for you. The first sock is finished and the second one cast on. I am trying not to have SSS (Second Sock Syndrom), since I already have 5 socks without a sibling...

Sorry for the unshapely picture, but I usually don't carry my sock blockers to work... The pattern is easy to knit and very pretty. It looks like a lacey cable. Isn't the project bag totally cute with the cows... Brett sewed it for me.

And thank goodness, I printed the errata in time. Two rows later and I would have had to rip on the first sock.

That's all I have on knitting for this morning.

Memorial Day weekend is coming up and I will spend some time with friends. It'll be a quiet weekend. YAY for that - I need it. The last few weeks at work were very busy. I need some downtime. And I will get more of that downtime very soon. Actually, next weekend. I will head to the John C. Campbell Folk School with Ms. Jane. I am so excited. Jane and I will take a week long class with Annie Hall called Appalachian Shawl: From the Pasture to the Pattern. What could be better for a knitter (and sometimes spinner) to pack up a bunch of knitting, Esmerelda (my spinning wheel), roving, the laptop (for possible blogging from the mountains) and spend a week just doing nothing but spinning and knitting? I will keep you posted. Don't be too envious. ;-)

Oh, and say hi to the puppies.

That is the view I go to sleep with every night. My two furry rugs. ;-)