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March 21, 2006 | Rain, Rain Go Away - Maybe Just For One Day?



You might recall a couple of weeks ago, when I was talking about cooking, and I said something to the effect of "boyfriend cooking = heating up things from Trader Joes". Well, someone took offense to that, and he had every right to. Let me be the first to say that not only does he heat up various things from Trader Joes to prepare us dinner (sometimes lunch too), he puts them together in interesting and unique ways to create a MEAL. Fantastic salads, veggie scrambles, pita sandwich things, and so much more. His cooking is much more than simply heating something up. I'm a pretty lucky gal.

Other random things:
I made a skirt! From one of the Simplicity patterns. It has a zipper, and it fits and everything! I failed horribly to take any photos though.

I finally finished the hat with cables! Looking through the Quick List archives, the first time I listed it in "I Have Been Knitting" was December 23, 2003. That, my freinds, is PROCRASTINATION. And while we're at it, I started the Skully weater at the end of February in 2004. Over TWO YEARS AGO. As of right now, I'm half way done with the back on that puppy. It looks like 2006 is the year for "getting shit done" knitting wise. Go me!

Also, I never thought I would say this, but I'm pretty tired of all the rain. SERIOUSLY. Though it is kind of nice to drive by the reservoir and see that it's full o' water. But c'mon. Is a couple of sunny days too much to ask?







Comments

Beautiful flower...is that the picture of days to come? I hope. I have to agree, the weather sucks, and we do have enough water now...let it be and let there be sun! Good for you on your progresses, feels good doesn't it?



Oh my, lovely photo! I'll have to have a proper little wander through yor blog now... cheers, gracia



Yesterday there was a patch of sunlight and I ran outside to catch it and no joking- it was gone by the time I made it to the door. I need a week of solid sun to make up for this on again off again weather.


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