I thought I would take a few minutes to follow boogaj's example and look back at the first line of the first post of each month.
Without further ado, 2007 in review...
February:
When I was a kid, I had Barbie dolls. Those were the good old days: Barbie and Ken were together, and 80’s fashions were on their first go-round.
March:
My husband, who I tend to call Mr. Tall in the blogosphere, bikes and trains to work every day.
April:
I think the anti-stash gods are conspiring against me (or conspiring with my husband, whatever the case may be).
May:
World Wide Knit in Public Day is coming up!!
June:
I haven't forgotten!
July:
My sister-in-law's shower is scheduled for July 14.
August:
On Sunday, August 5th, my brother and his wife welcomed a beautiful new edition to their family.
September:
I'm sure that Eleanor Roosevelt never intended this statement to be applied towards something as harmless as knitted footwear.
October:
Last Friday, the day after I posted about the sale at my LYS, I came home to find this waiting for me:
November:
Today, I'm kicking off NaBloPoMo (National Blog Posting Month) with birthday wishes for my dear husband.
December:
In theory, reusable grocery bags are a great idea.
Without further ado, 2007 in review...
February:
When I was a kid, I had Barbie dolls. Those were the good old days: Barbie and Ken were together, and 80’s fashions were on their first go-round.
March:
My husband, who I tend to call Mr. Tall in the blogosphere, bikes and trains to work every day.
April:
I think the anti-stash gods are conspiring against me (or conspiring with my husband, whatever the case may be).
May:
World Wide Knit in Public Day is coming up!!
June:
I haven't forgotten!
July:
My sister-in-law's shower is scheduled for July 14.
August:
On Sunday, August 5th, my brother and his wife welcomed a beautiful new edition to their family.
September:
I'm sure that Eleanor Roosevelt never intended this statement to be applied towards something as harmless as knitted footwear.
October:
Last Friday, the day after I posted about the sale at my LYS, I came home to find this waiting for me:
November:
Today, I'm kicking off NaBloPoMo (National Blog Posting Month) with birthday wishes for my dear husband.
December:
In theory, reusable grocery bags are a great idea.
2 Comments:
Cool! Thanks for playing along!
Hey - got your question about the llama wool. I think they give it to a pool that collects llama and alpaca wool, then turns it into stuff. Last year my dad got a felted llama wool vest. It is pretty awesome! I'll ask at Christmas if they have any I could send you, if you like. BTW- how's the UK? I've lurked on your blog quite a bit! melissa_is@hotmail.com
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