Should I eat some of Amy's Organic Frozen Samosas or some Hatch Canned Green Chile Stew? Hmmm. Despite their prepackagedness they're both actually quite good. Really.

See, I don't cook unless it's a third full moon or something. I just reheat. Cody cooks sometimes. He enjoys it. I just want it over with so I can eat. My oven is for frozen pizzas and dyeing wool, I admit it.

Things are good. The Isleta show wasn't as fiscally successful as the Zia show but it was much more fun to do. There was live music, free food, free drinks. And, oh yeah, NO BOMBS. There was also a loverly dress up party on Friday night and we actually had waitresses come to our booths and take drink orders. On Saturday we listened to a singer/musician who did great Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson songs. He did a decent Willie voice, which was unbelievable. Bob's always pretty easy to do. So even though I didn't sell a whole lot of stuff it was fun. And Beth sold a respectable amount of stuff. It was her turn, that's all.

Here's a photo of us from the fancy schmancy dress up party. I'm the one on the left. I felt a lot sassier than I looked that night. God I hate the way I look in photos. But I got to wear a really cute skirt I bought in a 50% off clearance sale at Torrid several months ago. I bought it online and was really surprised with how cute it was when it came in the mail. I thought it would be fun but it was so cute. It's a very swishy twirly dancing skirt. Our nerdcore husbands were cleaned up and looking handsome as well.

While I'm stealing photos from other flickr accounts here's a photo of Erin's little Fuzzy Peach Bug baby girl on the pinwheel blanket I knit for her :) Isn't she a cutie? She's wearing the matching bolero and hat made by another knitter using the same yarn (Blue Sky Alpaca Organic Undyed Cotton). It was just by chance, I love that.

Some of my stuff will be for sale at the Craft Mafia table in the small craft show going on in the corridor between the downtown Hyatt Regency and the Bank of America building on Friday from 9 to 6.

I'm also in the process of putting the gypsy scarf kits that are left up for sale in the Etsy shop and I've put some of my Xmasy postcards up as well.

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