I understand it is winter, but these sweeping changes to the weather is making me more schitzo than I'm used.
We have one of these so I really shouldn't complain
It did a good job
There were layers of ice and snow that even Hercules wouldn't have been able to lift.
If I can get to the store to buy more batteries for the camera, I'll show you my next sock projects. That's right, plural. You know, ADD.
Meanwhile the van has died. $2000 to get it fixed. Let's think of swell birthday presents one could buy with $2000??The entire palette of Malabrigo
A sleek laptop
All the books I didn't get around to buying last year
Scalped tickets to see the Police at Madison Square Garden (can ya help me??)
Maybe I can sell the snow blower...
oh wow, Deborah, that's a lot of snow! and a lot of money for a broken van. I'm sorry to hear that.
ReplyDeleteso, how many socks do you have on the go? I know how addictive sock knitting can be.
Can't wait to see the socks. Very exciting stuff.
ReplyDeleteAs someone with a van needing some care, I can sympathize. Bummer, bummer, bummer. I'd rather have a racy new laptop myself.
But speaking of racy, that snow blower is pretty darn slick! We only get the kind of snow that needs one once a year or so, but that's enough to give me snow-blower-envy.
Stay warm. Knit socks!
You are lucky you could clear your driveway. We got mostly ice and it's very thick on our driveway. I think we will have ice until May. No sun to melt it :(
ReplyDeleteSorry about your van :(
Can't wait to see your sock project(S)
happy knitting :)
Oh, man. I would love to get you those tickets and I would go with you!
ReplyDeleteOoh! Bring that snowblower over here. I need to borrow it. You rock, girl!
ReplyDeleteWhen EXACTLY is your birthday?
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