Mary Alice, your shawls always turn out beautifully. I can't wait to see this one! Glad to hear that both you and Tony are doing well.
Sarah, Somehow the thought of a lobster corn dog is totally unappealing. But when it comes to fair food, just about anything goes.
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Susan, I don't generally send a gift with an order but I do have a few regular customers where I'll slip a little something extra in their package every now and then. You are so lucky to be able to spend a full week with your grandson and that he has some playmates his own age as well.
Debra, I'm glad you are enjoying the pattern. I'd love to see the slippers you made for yourself with Sarah's yarns.
100lbs of flour would mean that there would be at least 75lb strewn around the kitchen. My partner is of the 'Julia Child' ilk where flour is to truly be tossed onto the board as the bread is being made. Sometimes it looks like there's been a snowstorm in the kitchen!
Lisa, I'm trying to behave but as you well know it can be difficult at times. But over the past three days I've practiced some extremely serious restraint (especially for me). Although I wanted to do what seemed like a thousand things today, I limited it to just going for the MRI and to physio. After that I came home and parked my butt (as my partner so eloquently puts it). Partner made dinner for us and it was just yummy. And he made enough so that we can have it again later on in the week.
And from the looks of things I'll be having yet another fairly quiet day on Tuesday as well. We've finally got a week with nothing scheduled other than physio and I don't feel up to taking advantage of it. Maybe by the end of the week...