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Posted by Jan on August 12, 2007, 4:43 pm
Hey Shelagh, we have a lovely day here, too. It's significantly cooler and
less humid than it was all last week. When did you get the windstorm? We
had a massive thunderstorm come through early Saturday morning. It took
down lots of trees, including one that smashed a house to smithereens, and
left many homes without power.
--
Jan in MN
"Shillelagh" wrote
> We have a lovely day here on the prairies, almost too warm if you're
> working
> out in it.
>
> DH & I had to prop up a row of corn that had blown over in the windstorm
> the
> other day. I would have left it, but it was lying over the row of
> carrots.
> We've
> been able to start harvesting some of our garden.... green beans,
> tomatoes,
> potatoes and a few ears of corn. I think the corn needs a few more days.
>
> OTN - Storm Water shawl in Sea Silk..... this is an almost mindless
> project
> once you get used to the pattern..... although I wouldn't take it to my
> knitting
> group. That needs totally mindless socks.
>
> I finally started my Peacock Feathers shawl again (for the third time) and
> it's
> going much better. I'm doing it in Knit Picks Shimmer which is 70%
> alpaca,
> 30% silk, in the turquoise colourway.
>
> Waiting to be started is the Hanami Shawl in Knit Picks pink Alpaca Cloud
> with
> some beading. I can't wait to start on this one, but have decided I must
> finish one of the above projects first. The Hanami is gorgeous, and I
> love
> the story that comes with it.
> http://pinklemontwist.blogspot.com/2007/02/hanami.html
>
> Shelagh
>
>
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