Kenny starts 6th grade tomorrow. This past week has been spent doing "Mommy" things after putting a full day at work ----- taking Kenny shopping for new school clothes, new shoes, school supplies and a new backpack. I have also been informed by my young man that he is "too old" for the kids dressing room so I was relegated to sitting outside the "adult" dressing room and waiting for him to come out show me his choices.
This left me very little time for blogging but a great deal of extra time for knitting.
As a result, I finished the twelfth square of the Endless Afghan and have most of the thirteen square completed as well. Hopefully,things will return to normal around here next week.
As a result, I finished the twelfth square of the Endless Afghan and have most of the thirteen square completed as well. Hopefully,things will return to normal around here next week.
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So I was reading my uncle's bookd "The Art of Cross Examination" (from 1918) and it occurred to me how much sitting (in between various meetings) an attorney has to do. I have to sit on the floor whenever possible at teachers meeting because I have the "jimmy legs." In addition to everything you do, I'm thinking it's hard to sit still for so long!
Ahhhh--the start of school. Best time of the year. Mine go back on Wednesday. I'm planning a private little celebration, complete with yarn and pastries.
I went back and looked at all your Endless Afghan squares, and your "mission statement," so to speak, when you began the project. It's going to be a work of art that your family will cherish for generations.
I've seen the book but didn't look at it closely. Will you do a border once the squares are joined?
Another gorgeous square! I can't wait to see them all together.
The block is beautiful!
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