They are finished. I washed them this afternoon and laid them out to dry on the stove. Then I made banana nut muffins. Doesn’t everybody make muffins for supper? Theywere perfect, but the socks are still not dry. I am happy with this picture. Maybe, I’ll take another tomorrow.
I got out another hank of yarn to make another pair of socks. This one is baby Merino and is unbelievably soft. If I don’t spend too much time in Dover tomorrow, I may be able to start them. I hoping to get the yarn wound tonight. I don’t know. It’s so late all ready and I didn’t sleep well last night. Doug kept waking me up with his infernal snoring.
I was hoping to sew today, but Maude and Zip had other ideas. Under Zip are nine neat little stacks of quilt squares to be sewn.
Step #5 of the mystery was put out last night. I wasn’t happy with the way it was set up. One page had nothing to do with the quilt and there was a recipe at the end of it that I knew I would never make. Since I was not allowed to cut and paste, I told my printer which pages to print and had to hand write a few lines. One page only had three lines on it and still had half a recipe that I didn’t want. I do like to bake, but this recipe was gross.
Well, it felt like it. I was wasted by the time we got back from our walk. I sat out back with a cold drink and knitted for about an hour. Then I remembered my Noro socks so here they are, on my feet.
I thought you might like to see the heels. 
I started on my next pair. This yarn feels wonderful and it’s knitting quickly. I don’t know whether they are for me or someone else yet.
My poor baby was hot. I asked him if he wanted me to shave him, but he declined my offer. The fan was doing a good enough job. Thank you very much. 
Up a Creek in Lower Slower Delaware 