Veteran's Day

Thinking a lot today, not just about the soldiers (men and women) who are flung far and wide across this world serving our country today...but also of all those who have done so over the decades since World War I when Armistice Day was first declared a day to honor veterans of the "War to end all Wars..."

It takes special people to put their lives on hold to serve. And those of us in Knitnana's world all honor the ones who do.

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Last night I blocked my Koigu Chevron Scarf. All of you who assured me that it would block flat, thank you. I believed you. And you were right. Now of course the hard part is, I have to part with it, as this is a Christmas gift for someone lucky.

I'm still planning on making another one for myself - later - of Roxanne's lovely, yummy yarns (Ice Blues and Toreador, from the Art Walk Sock Yarn Club).

This weekend (and last week) has been devoted to finishing up the bags from the National Capital Cat Show. I'm done!! WHOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO!

And now can focus on remaining orders since then and the Oak Grove Elementary School PTA Craft Show this coming Saturday...it's bags, bags, bags, all the time at Knitnana's house...

I think The Meezer's a bit put out, tho' - I did finally put a fake sheepskin bed on the floor in the sewing room, as it's chilly here. She's joined me once in awhile, but mostly likes to nest on the down comforter in the bedroom...

Go 'way