The damp, chilly air is getting to me and it’s dark by the time I start fixing supper. Last week there were leaves on the trees.
Now, there’s hardly any leaves left. I can’t stand it.
I was going to blog every day this month, but I’ve all ready blown that. I never even gave it a thought yesterday. I can use the excuse that I was out most of the day, but I didn’t leave until almost 2PM and I was home by 830. I’m still working on baby socks. I’ve got three and a half pairs finished. I also have another sock kit to make.
It was only in the mid fifties when we went for our walk today. I guess Autumn is finally here. Can Winter be far behind? At least I have plenty of warm socks. I was looking at my sock yarn this morning, trying to decide which one to use next. I have also been looking at shawl patterns to use the lace weight yarn I bought at Knitter’s Nest. It was hard to drag myself back to the baby socks. I finished one sock of the third pair of baby socks. I finished cutting all the pieces for the small quilt and started sewing. Can I get any more boring?
Here’s my progress so far. I used Moods from Universal Yarns Inc. I still have quite a bit left. Should I make mittens or a hat?
This guy has been coming by the last couple of days. Well, he may be a her. At first I was thinking abandoned cat, but when Gus barked at him, he headed for the recently rented house. I felt better. He seems to be fascinated with the water. He likes to go down the steps at my bulkhead at low tide. He stays down there for several minutes. I’ve never seen any of my cats do that.
My yard is turning into a mushroom farm. Every year I get the most interesting looking mushrooms here.
Up a Creek in Lower Slower Delaware 