

The elusive sock in the wild. Approach with caution.

Everyone wish T. a good run this weekend! I'm going along for moral support. I have introduced T. to my patented running reward system where you buy yourself something nice after having completed a big run. (Yes, I will tell you about my run one day. I've only just gotten rid of the remains of a particularly nasty blood bluster. Words are not enough.) T. and I plan on rewarding ourselves with a little Handmaiden Sea Silk. Don't know what it will end up being but we've both been coveting this stuff for a while and what better time?
4 comments:
Love the sock yarn!
Can't wait to see the sweater!
T.
Beautiful!
Also, my pharmacist husband is wondering if you can knit a mortar and pestle. Silly man.
But my birthday is in January, cough cough.
Sorry I can't resist. I have this curiosity about knitters that can't be squechled(sp?).
Can't wait for the reveal.
I'm sure I could whip up a mortar and pestle. T. thinks we could felt it. Fun times in pharmacyland!
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