This is a post about my "colorful loops of daily living."
There is NO knitting content in this post.
The weather in early March was quite pleasant here. So pleasant that I started working in the yard. One weekend I spent about 16 hours working on the yard doing the weeding and general upkeep of the flower beds. Some people say at the end of the growing season they "put the beds to rest." Have you heard that phrase? Well, I woke up the beds! I raked, cleared away dirt and such and weeded a lot of day lilies. I've got nothing against day lilies. It's just that they take over. (kinda like my yarn stash)
You see in the video on of the beds I cleared. I've toss about a bunch of flower seeds in there. knitSB & I picked up a couple of packets of flower bed seeds. I'm excited to see everything growing! The recent rain really helps.
Maddy is the latest addition to our family. Isn't she cute?
Showing posts with label hugo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hugo. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Mr Wiggle Butts
This post does not have knitting content.
It's meant to just to give you a smile.
This is how Hugo greets us every time we come home and let him out of his crate. He gets really excited and wiggles about. He has this habit of going back into the crate to find the perfect toy that should go outside with him. Sometimes he'll head in two or three times for the right toy. He's so much the puppy, isn't he?
He's 13 months in this video.
It's meant to just to give you a smile.
This is how Hugo greets us every time we come home and let him out of his crate. He gets really excited and wiggles about. He has this habit of going back into the crate to find the perfect toy that should go outside with him. Sometimes he'll head in two or three times for the right toy. He's so much the puppy, isn't he?
He's 13 months in this video.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Need a Hugo Fix?
Two short videos of Hugo, the new dog.
He was really exhausted after playing in the park for over two hours. I don't think we'll be able to give him that much exercise every day. I'd be happy if we got two solid hours of walking in.
Cute tail, really. Don't worry, this is still a knitting blog.
He was really exhausted after playing in the park for over two hours. I don't think we'll be able to give him that much exercise every day. I'd be happy if we got two solid hours of walking in.
Cute tail, really. Don't worry, this is still a knitting blog.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Welcome Hugo!
Hi,
I've been away from the computer for about two weeks mostly because knitSB and I have added a 6 month old boxer to the knittingbrow household. He's full of energy and doing quite well, overall. We adopted him from our friend darkprincess who recently experienced a life changing divorce. It's certainly understandable that the do would be too much. We're grateful to have him in our life. He arrived being called "Duke." That didn't seem the right name to us. After a week, Hugo was the name that won out.
He has cut into my knitting time, honestly. This getting up early and taking him for a walk is cutting into my staying up late an knitting time. It's certainly worth the change.
The class I taught was "Yarn Substitution" at Knitters Mercantile. I really am grateful for the great students attending. They were very interested in finding out about yarn and asked thoughtful questions that gave opportunity for additional learning! I'm teaching another class on Saturday, April 25, 2009, 10:30-3:30 (with a lunch break). I really enjoy teaching this class! I learn something new each time.
EPS will be offered at Knitters Mercantile on Thursday evenings 4/2, 4/16, 4/30 and 5/14. The time between classes really do help the students keep up. The classes will be in the next quarter class list. Call the shop in March to sign up. No Chris, I've not forgotten the work on your sweater. The dog has taken most of my time. It's getting better and more time will be available.
I've been away from the computer for about two weeks mostly because knitSB and I have added a 6 month old boxer to the knittingbrow household. He's full of energy and doing quite well, overall. We adopted him from our friend darkprincess who recently experienced a life changing divorce. It's certainly understandable that the do would be too much. We're grateful to have him in our life. He arrived being called "Duke." That didn't seem the right name to us. After a week, Hugo was the name that won out.
He has cut into my knitting time, honestly. This getting up early and taking him for a walk is cutting into my staying up late an knitting time. It's certainly worth the change.
The class I taught was "Yarn Substitution" at Knitters Mercantile. I really am grateful for the great students attending. They were very interested in finding out about yarn and asked thoughtful questions that gave opportunity for additional learning! I'm teaching another class on Saturday, April 25, 2009, 10:30-3:30 (with a lunch break). I really enjoy teaching this class! I learn something new each time.
EPS will be offered at Knitters Mercantile on Thursday evenings 4/2, 4/16, 4/30 and 5/14. The time between classes really do help the students keep up. The classes will be in the next quarter class list. Call the shop in March to sign up. No Chris, I've not forgotten the work on your sweater. The dog has taken most of my time. It's getting better and more time will be available.
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