If It Aint Broken …...

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dried cherries
chicken
pasta
celery
poppy seed dressing
walnuts
onions optional

THIS yummy looking salad was offered at the MILL CITY MUSEUM Cafe in Minneapolis.   I wish I'd tried it.  Doesn't it look good?  I took the picture and wrote the ingredients down for you and for me.  I'll make it soon. 
 These clover needles broke today. 
Awwwww.
I've never had Clovers break before. 
I have another pair in a half- size smaller so I'm not heartbroken. 

I know I'm pretty much alone in my love of Wooden needles, but I will take them any day over Addis.  
I'll give the broken off needle to Pie to swat around the floors.
Just about anything is a cat toy...

Comments

SissySees said…
Hmmm... I wonder if I'd like dried cherries?

I've never had an Addi break. That's why I love them so. My Knitpicks broke last weekend and I lost a good bit of nearly laceweight baby blanket knitting. I started over on Addis in a simple stockinette.
10:22 AM
Suburban prep said…
I prefer bamboo over most other form of needles.
3:32 PM
Anonymous said…
Given a choice, I take wood every time. They just feel better in my hand.
4:52 PM
Nancy said…
I'll leave the wood and bamboo needles to you and take metal ones any day!

The casserole looks and sounds pretty yummy.
8:15 PM
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