Jan 21 2007
Hurrah!
What makes a grown woman jump up and down hollaring like a cheerleader on crack? Why a finished pair of hand-knitted socks:
They turned out GREAT. I’m so thrilled with them. The only thing I might have changed would be the length of the cuff, which is a tad short, but that’s a minor, minor thing in my opinion. I just love these socks. I love the yarn (Lorna’s Laces sock yarn would be my choice if I were stuck on a desert island with only one type of yarn). I love the color. And once I slipped them on my feet, I didn’t ever want to take them off.
They’re almost better than dark Belgian chocolate. Almost. Chocolate is just one of those things that will always supercede everything else as far as self-indulgence goes, you know? (My mother could live without the stuff. I just cannot comprehend that.)
The other highlight of my weekend was watching my son at basketball practice.
Honestly, there isn’t much that’s more entertaining than a bunch of kindergartners playing basketball. These kids are just too cute!
(Sam’s the one in the foreground, running for all he’s worth. Coach Robert (Daddy) is the big guy in the yellow shirt.)











Love the socks Amy! I love Lorna’s Laces too. Takes forever to knit with but its by far the greatest of yarns. I think it feels like silky cotton. You’d never know it was wool.
The basketball pic is pretty neat. I’m amazed at how big Sam is now! I feel suddenly older!
Haha, Becky–you and me both. I can’t believe how fast the years are flying by!
How odd. I know I made a comment last night (because I really liked this photo of Sam and his Dad), but it isn’t here! I guess I forgot to hit the submit button…
Anyway, I really liked the action in the shot (your son) versus your hubby in the background, less in focus and obviously moving at a slower gait. It’s a great photo. And your socks are lovely. I have some LL’s in shades of blue somewhere, waiting to become my socks.
Thanks Gaile! I’ve had the same problem with some other wordpress blogs. I’m not sure why that happens.