Made good progress on my yellow sweater this week. I'm almost complete with the body! Hoping to have this finished by first weekend in May for the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival.
Ravelry project page link: Heathered Cardigan
If you remember, last week I was reading a book, Water From My Heart by Charles Martin.
Last week I wasn't sure about it. Well...after 100 pages the book completely hooked me and I stayed up late to finish it. It's now our book club pick for next month!
I started reading, My Name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout. I have read two of her books and I loved them. I'm loving this one too. One of my favorite books by her was Olive Kitteridge. I have friends that didn't like it at all. To each is own I guess! So far this little book is a joy to read and I wish I could just sit and read it in one sitting. (It's that kind of book)
And now to the HAIRCUT....
Mr. Chase decided on Friday afternoon that it would be a wise decision to CUT his own hair. Right in the front. Short. Very short. And also filled his hair with half a tub of thick gel. My husband was home with him and quickly discovered Chase's "new do". I came home and we both shook our heads, then started to laugh. Good thing he's a boy and it's easy to fix.
Off to the hairdresser we went.....going to be a while until those pretty curls grow back!
Have a great week. What are you knitting and reading?
oooooh no, that can't be chase, it just can't be....without those beautiful locks he looks so different, so grown up!!!
ReplyDeleteyour sweater looks beautiful, you will be GORGEOUS for the festival. i adore the color and it's something i would never pick on my own!!! i will be there, at the festival, in your pocket, in spirit!!! (that'a a lot of comma's in one sentence)!!!!!
Oh my gosh! How did Chase get to be so old :-o.
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