Staycation Saturday and All Over This Land
My Cardi Shrug is moving along now. Thanks to Meredith's inspiration at Mereknits. The image in the middle has the truest color shown.
I changed needles during this knit up. I had to go to my addi turbos awhile back. I was using my favorite plastic needles, but they would snag the stitches at the needle/wire join. It was driving me crazy to tug all those stitches along each row. The addi's that I have are not a particularly sharp tip but this yarn is not lace or sock weight, so it doesn't ' matter all that much.
Fun fact for today: The Kitchener Stitch was named after the Famous Lord Kitchener. American's copied his YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU style poster, substituting Uncle Sam for Lord K's image.
Why don't we play a little THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND THIS LAND IS MY LAND game :
just tell me what State you in live in for today's comment. I"ll start. ....
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Comments
Love that peaceful blue. Much peace is needed here. Horrific wind storms have taken out power to 68K homes by some reports and to 740K by another.
And it's supposed to be 100+ again today. Gretchen is pouting because I spoke to her about her lack of tolerance for other dogs and the fact that Chester (senior bulldog) and his VERY PREGNANT owner have no power, no AC, and I can't invite them here because her hissy fit would be worse than suffering without AC!!
It's very hot here and the drought is so serious tha governor is on the verge of banning all fireworks on the 4th. Not typical Michigan weather for June.
(P.S. It's not ALL about the mouse over on this side. LOL)
Hoping the heat wave breaks for all of those suffering with 100+ temps.
Teresa
I love the blue cardi!! Great color.
Thanks for your kind words! That must be exciting, seeing your son go abroad! I moved from Holland to Spain five years ago with my husband and daughters, but hope they will stay here for a while. My eldest (almost 17 now) might want to study in Holland, but I'm not ready yet....o the weak heart of a mother! My girls speak 3 languages fluently now, it's great isn't it!
I guess you work in an area where a lot of Spanish/South Americans live then? Well, you can always practice your Spanish with your son, he will pick it up soon enough once he is in Mexico.