I knew I wouldn’t be able to do it on the day before Thanksgiving, so i did it today. I puttered around the house for a while, and even ironed a shirt for my son. I finally went out around noon. My first stop was the Joanne’s where I bought Christmas decorations and a magazine. If I remember, I’ll talk about the magazine another time. Then I rode over to Weber’s to buy Winesap apples and four gallons of cider. We’ve tried many cider’s and Weber’s is the best. I also bought cheese bread.
Finally I went to the cemetery. I put a little heart and a tiny sparkly tree each on Nannie and Pop’s graves. For my Louie, I had a little Santa and little presents, the same little heart and tree and a gold star. I told them about the past year’s doings. When I got in my car, I rode past twice, just to make sure it all looked good. I made my way over to the office. I wanted to know where my friend, Ray, was buried. I had a little heart for him, too.
Oh, my. That’s all I can say right know.
There’s nothing like fleece to keep a gal warm. She stayed in there for about two hours. Do you think that if I made her a body suit, she would wear it?
These were esy to make, but I made a bad yarn choice on this one. I also think they would have looked better if I had used a thinner yarn and smaller needles. I still plan on making two more pair before going on to something else.
Here’s my new sock kit. The varigated yarn is sparkly! OOO!
Now, there’s hardly any leaves left. I can’t stand it.
Cora found it safer to sit on the railing.
Up a Creek in Lower Slower Delaware 