When I lived in North Carolina, I didn't need to wear wool socks very much. It turns out that I have knit only two pairs of wool socks for myself. Now that winter has arrived in Cleveland, two pairs is not going to cut it. So, I started a new pair of socks on Wednesday. Can you guess what they are? Here's a hint: I'm the last person in the world to knit them.
Friday, January 19, 2007
Baby, it's cold outside
Tuesday morning, I woke up and this is what it looked like outside my apartment.

When I lived in North Carolina, I didn't need to wear wool socks very much. It turns out that I have knit only two pairs of wool socks for myself. Now that winter has arrived in Cleveland, two pairs is not going to cut it. So, I started a new pair of socks on Wednesday. Can you guess what they are? Here's a hint: I'm the last person in the world to knit them.
When I lived in North Carolina, I didn't need to wear wool socks very much. It turns out that I have knit only two pairs of wool socks for myself. Now that winter has arrived in Cleveland, two pairs is not going to cut it. So, I started a new pair of socks on Wednesday. Can you guess what they are? Here's a hint: I'm the last person in the world to knit them.
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3 comments:
Oh look, the baby blogger got her first comment spam. ;)
I love the colors of your LL! Can't wait to see those in person.
Blogger let me delete the spam! Yay!!
Jaywalkers? No, I'm the last person to knit them :o)
Your shetland shawl looks lovely!
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