So are the Days of our Lives: Projects

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Projects

I've been practicing my knitting by making dishcloths...

This is my prayer shawl in process, a project for church. My goal is to eventually make socks. We had a knitting group that met Wednesday evenings at the church, but it is on hiatus for the summer. My friend Darby is a knitting fanatic, so hopefully we can get some knit nights together to hone our craft....and have socks by winter time!!!

5 comments:

Anonymous said...: This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.; 30 April, 2008 17:43
Unknown said...: great job........ i love those knitted dish clothes (hint hint) what kind of yarn do you use and i will get 1 or 2 skiens for ya for me ???? lol we need to get you guys up here for a day on the toon.; 01 May, 2008 08:44
New to Austin said...: way to go, little knitter friend. I've decided knitting isn't just a winter hobby. Do it now, so you'll have warm fuzzies when it's cold.... duh.; 01 May, 2008 12:14
New to Austin said...: who's comment (see above) got yanked I wonder????; 01 May, 2008 12:15
bunny said...: For the dish cloths I use 100% cotton...either Peaches and Cream or Sugar and Cream brand...
The first comment was removed b/c it was virus related....I deleted it hopefully before it caused any problems...; 03 May, 2008 17:53

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Books I'm Reading

Twilight by Sarah Meyer
Eat, Love, Pray
Water for Elephants
Can't Wait to Get to Heaven, Fannie Flagg
The Pillars of the Earth, Ken Follett This is supposed to be such a page-turner! Why can't I make myself pick it up? 1/8/07: OK, so it is a page turner. But that doesn't mean I like it.
The Memory Keeper's Daughter. I've put off reading this (not sure why), but so far it's a page-turner-take-along-with-me-wherever-I-go book.
I'm back to The Whole World Over, and I've gotten into it this time. One note of interest is that she has included a character from Three Junes, which is a nice touch. Once I got about halfway through this, it really picked up. I'm glad that I read it.
A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
The Road, by Cormac McCarthy. I've had a little trouble getting in the Julia Glass novel. I've heard this one is a quick read so I've started it in hopes of getting a book read this summer. So far, everything I've heard about it is true.... 9/5/07: Heartbreaking and disturbing. The way we're used to living our lives could change in an instant. It's way too easy to get caught up in the trivialities. It's the basic things that are most important.
The Whole World Over, by Julia Glass. I picked this up at the Las Vegas airport. I really loved her first book, Three Junes, and I hope this one is just as good!
Born on a Blue Day, A Memoir (Inside the Extraordinary Mind of an Autistic Savant) by Daniel Tammet This was an excellent book! It is difficult to fathom how his mind works. But I really admire what he has done with his life, and his level of independance, and that he has written a book! The ending is very satisfying. I appreciate how he lives his life, holding close to the principles of simplicity and self-sufficiency.
Veil of Roses, by Laura Fitzgerald. One my friend Shierine gave me. An easy read, I found it hard to put down! "This compelling debut follows one spirited young woman from the confines of Iran to the intoxicating freedom of America..."