You blog readers are the BEST. I now have a 2-shift a week waitress/server job at an upscale local restaurant and have already been employing (oh ho ho) your suggestions in my everyday life. Behold! I have joined the Toy Society! I have wandered around a new neighborhood (where I now have a waitress job! Going into a restaurant in the new neighborhood got me a job!), I have baked a new bread recipe, and I have begun my one-photo-a-day documentation of this period, which I will be keeping on flickr.

Not too much knitting I can show, since I just finished up two submissions and have one very large design well underway (all I can say is that it's a MAN design... men need more cool but simple patterns, for sure, and I have several men in my life to provide guidance for me on these), but I did finish my last baby jacket for a while, I think. I call it the "Little Professor" jacket due to its tweediness.
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This is fabulous news Ann.
Look forward to photos of your adventures. And the little jacket is adorable.
Lucky fri 13!
Oh hooray! I never win stuff! :) Thanks!
Beautiful BSJ! Good luck with the new job. I love your patterns and blog.
Congratulations on having a job again! Love that name of the baby jacket, it is just right!
What a sweet jacket, good job.
It's not in time for the contest but I will share with you a fun thing I do. I have my collection of favorite magazines such as Vogue Knitting and Marie Claire Idees and I love to peruse them and find new treasures, inspiration & techniques every time, free fun!
yay! Welcome back to the biz, sister!
Congratulations! Our current ratios for tea latte are a double strength 8oz of tea, 4oz steamed milk, and 1-2 Tablespoons of vanilla syrup (which we made with 1c sugar to 1c water and some vanilla extract).
catching up blog hopping! Good luck on your job -- hope your feet have made it through the first week!
Can imagine you have some great project on the needles though! But lovely items shown here, as usual!
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