The house continues to miss hubby. I came home yesterday to find that the main pole in my closet had broken. I find myself wondering what will break next. Hubby is having a wonderful time. He says that he 'thinks of me as he rides his motorcycle". I find that incredibly romantic. We are all missing him though having the whole bed to myself is rather nice. Not that I get much of it with all the animals snuggled up so close that turning over is an exercise in negotiation. Almost beating the heat Omar and I headed down to Bridgeport and the Pt. Defiance loop trail for our daily walk. Bridgeport is known for having the world's longest covered bridge. I have no idea if this is true but it's pretty long. Most people take the part of the trail that runs along the South Yuba river and into Lake Englebright.
I like to go up the steep side which is a series of switchbacks that take you up rapidly to a lovely meadow. As you can see there is still some green grass and wildflowers. They'll be gone in a week or so. We saw not a soul. The yellow flowers are called "Pretty Face".
I like to go up the steep side which is a series of switchbacks that take you up rapidly to a lovely meadow. As you can see there is still some green grass and wildflowers. They'll be gone in a week or so. We saw not a soul. The yellow flowers are called "Pretty Face".
GAUGE ISSUES
I knitted the last few inches of my herringbone sock the "right" way holding a color in each hand. Obviously, my gauge is a lot looser and I think I may have to frog back and do it holding both strands in my right hand. This is most annoying.
I knitted the last few inches of my herringbone sock the "right" way holding a color in each hand. Obviously, my gauge is a lot looser and I think I may have to frog back and do it holding both strands in my right hand. This is most annoying. EYE CANDY FRIDAY (just a little early)
Gazania. They come in a lovely variety of colors.
Dear old Mrs Bradshaw, a geum.
Mint and dianthus.
A rose cropped or photographed whole will still smell as sweet.
It is being a very good year for peonies.
A hardy geranium.
Gazania. They come in a lovely variety of colors.
Dear old Mrs Bradshaw, a geum.
Mint and dianthus.
A rose cropped or photographed whole will still smell as sweet.
It is being a very good year for peonies.
A hardy geranium.
posted by Earin Marybird @ 7:55 PM
2 Comments:
It is really romantic. Absence makes one heart fonder ;)
Your socks are nice. Frogging are part of knitting and that make knitting interesting but it can be frustrated at times. :)
I had a closet like that once. The clothes got so heavy, the support bar just bent under the weight. It inspired me to clean out my closet!
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