There are a bunch of things I want to
share today. There’s the wedding,
the
great-grandkids, and of course the knitting.
Once again, I wish I could say that the baby blanket is moving along a quickly as I would like. It is s—l—o—w!! After 7 repeats I have memorized the 12 row pattern but that doesn’t seem to make it faster. I’m using Addi Turbo Rocket needles and still, slow. I am trying to stay positive about the project, reminding myself that I haven’t made any mistakes, I still have until November, it really is a very easy knit, and other such positive reinforcements.
Great Grandchildren!! Let me tell you nothing is better!
I’ve
earned the title great-grandmother the hard way. I sat up many nights with sick
grandchildren, taken them to doctors, picked them up from school, been chosen
to speak to their history class because I am the oldest person they could think
of (which qualifies me to know a lot about ancient history). I have played 10,000 games of Candyland and
Connect 4 with them and have taken a refresher course in algebra and geometry. Trust me there are no two more popular people
in the world than both regular and great grandma and grandpa. I
have occasionally posted pictures of the grandchildren but I am going to post
all of the “greats” at once because I have earned the right to do so and
because they are precious cute.Beautiful Miss Adelyn Sweetpea (5)
Bryce Robertson(2) and Paige Noelle (3 mos.)
1 year-old diva Miss Harlowe Carolyn
Finally, I would like to share a tribute today to a wonderful lady who left her family last night. Our granddaughter’s almost fiancé (they are very close to the landmark event) lost his dear mother after a short battle with a cancerous brain tumor. Last year I knitted a baby blanket for her daughter just because I wanted to.
She was so thrilled and appreciative
that she sent me a gift card which I used to buy the Knit Picks Options needles
I had wanted for some time. I love and
use the needles constantly and will always think of her each time I knit with
them. Please pray for and send positive
vibes out for the family of Joyce Heggie.
She was a kind and loving person and will be missed.
Pups are watching each other’s backs….
Life is blessedly good.