Finally caught up on taking photos of finished objects. I've uploaded 42 images today. All knitting related. Yarr. So to avoid killing your browser (which I'll be risking anyway) I'll try to only post the highlights. There are still a bunch though.
Click on the photos to go to the set page and see a bunch of other stuff.
knit mini socks and mitten xmas ornaments

a stuffed chenille pumpkin toy for the nephew

People think I'm kidding about the magical New Mexico sun. Oh no. Everything I knit and spin looks 78% better in the sun here. It really makes colors pop.
I've been going back and forth on this for weeks now and we finally decided not to go to the Taos Wool Festival. I've spent entirely too much on fiber related stuff this year anyway (oh and um this) and we have visiting niece and nephew obligations. And I want to see my Saturday knitting group ladies. With the way Cody's work schedule has been the last few weeks I haven't been able to get to knitting groups nearly as often as I'd like. So we weighed the pros and cons and decided not to go. Maybe next year.
I'll try to get balloon fiesta photos this weekend. But I usually forget.
Speaking of fiestas, I don't quite understand the attitude of people who move here then get indignant about the Hispanic influences of a state called New Mexico. Yes, festivals will be called fiestas here. Because fiesta means festival. I don't see people complaining about the overuse of the word festival. I just don't get why people would want to complain about that. It just seems like going to Boston and complaining about having clam chowder on the menu in every restaurant. Awfully silly.
Since I haven't gotten the mt blogrolling plugin working properly since the upgrade (because I'd much rather spend my leisure time reading weblogs or knitting or spinning not futzing around with code) this is what I'm working on atm.
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Oh how I envy thee.
I'm hoping to pick up a drop spindle in the next few weeks and try my hand at spinning.
I fear I'm being assimilated.
Posted by: Amy at October 1, 2005 7:22 AM
Wowee!!! I feel totally unproductive. I'd love to comment more but I suddenly feel inspired to knit!!!
Posted by: Bonnie at October 3, 2005 9:50 PM
It isn't that I think the word fiesta is inappropriate - but when you work with people doing fundraising, and every other week someone proposes another Fiesta, sometimes a little variety is nice. I like to think that I am aware of the state's cultural history.
You sure had a lot to post for your finished objects! Hope to see you at knitting again soon.
Posted by: meg at October 4, 2005 9:55 AM
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