A WEEK OF LISTS: TODAY .....all about CABINS
Tank lays this way when he wants me to scratch his armpits.
This is classified information.
I learned this after many weeks of Tank living with me.
Sometimes it takes a bit to learn where ones' favorite spots are...
Can you see his Semi-Siamese genes?
The Log Cabin is laying this way this morning.
I am knitting with "simplicity" by HiKoo
a skacel yarn.
Merino Superwash, Acrylic, Nylon Blend.
It is a little splitty but not bad.
I wish the pattern had more than 8 rows per color section.
I am lazy and I don't like changing colors so often.
I asked at Mosaic, for a lightweight worsted.
Kathy at Mosiac suggested this yarn.
I do think it is the perfect weight.
It hasn't hurt my arm or wrists at all yet.
I love lists.
Today's list is all about cabins: because they are our favorite Spots
*My father had a cabin off Highway 51 near Minocqua.
It was our favorite place on Earth.
Each and every time we left there , my kids cried.
*We remodeled our little kitchen to look like the kitchen at that beloved Cabin. Knotty pine cabinets a must.
*Fireman and I once spent a weekend in a cabin before we were married. Yup, living in Sin. It was the weekend the POPE visited Chicago.....I found this funny.
*We rented Cabins whenever possible as opposed to hotel rooms when we traveled with the kids.
*A Cabin in Wyoming near Laramie was the most amazing place we'd ever seen. The storm that gathered and raged while we watched from that cabin, had the most amazing lightening we ever saw.
*Where there are cabins there are loons and lakes and libations.
Cabins and knitting go hand in hand for me.
Do you have a cabin memory?
Comments
We stayed in cabins on our honeymoon, in Sedona and the Grand Canyon.
Love me some Siamese. Does Tank have a Siamese voice? I miss that so much...
Tank is adorable!!
I think it's fun that you tied in some log cabin memories in this post. I've spent the night in log cabins a few times. The first was at 4-H Camp in the Wind River Range above Lander, WY. Then, I spent a night in a cabin in Yellowstone and also in a cabin near Brooks Lake above Dubois, WY, on a cross-country skiing weekend. None of them were very well insulated, and only one had a bathroom! I guess that's part of the rustic experience!!
We used to go to a friends "cabin" up in VT. You could fit 4 of my houses in it! It was gorgeous. And surrounded on 3 sides by Lake Champlain. I could feel my blood pressure instantly start to lower as we entered the place. Unfortunately he sold it. But we have great memories there for sure.
yours looks great.
Hugs,
Meredith
I guess I will have to make a cabin memory in 2013!
There was no TV and no radio. He said a woman he could spend time with without those, was a woman he could spend the rest of his life with.
We watched it snow, we read a lot and we hiked. We didn't need TV. Still don't. LOL
PS- Tank's eyes look so purrty