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This is Mandy. She has allergies. I feel so bad for her because she's itchy all over. Even her eyes are itchy. She's going to the vet tomorrow because the Benadryl doesn't seem to be working... Isn't she just the cutest?
I was going to give Phoebe the cat press time, too, but she wouldn't sit still for a picture. Cats!
Had to share this picture that Robin sent of her completed Knitting Olympics Project, with "proof" that she was done before the flame went out. Love it! :
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Here's how far I got with my Olympics Project:
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That's about 12 inches. Not too bad for all the troubles I had with it.
And here is my latest log cabin blanket/knit-in project:
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That's navy blue next to the green and the other blue is my next color. I'm not as thrilled about the colors as I originally was, but I'm keeping on knittin' on.
And lastly the Logan River Wrap:
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Imagine all that I could have gotten done on the shawl if I had been able to use all the time I used knitting the log cabing and logan river wrap to knit the shawl?
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Liz, having just "limped into Paris" last Tuesday, finishing my Tour de Fleece project, I have come to realize that when it comes to things fiber, I am just not monogamous. And why should I be? There are way too many things in my life to which I am committed, fiber is the one area in which I can be a total project slut.
So what if I cheat on the blue merino with the hot new BFL? And what if I put aside the pennance shawl for something easy and alluring as a pair of Fetching? Whose feelings will be hurt if I take a quick roll with a baby sweater?
So what if we're project sluts? It could be worse, you know!!!
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