Progress. . .!

Remember how the bunnies were YELLING AT ME last week about the clutter? Well, I couldn't take it any more, so I finally did this: The purple bunny (you know, the one with all the rhythm?) is especially happy, because he can once again see, and apparently sit on, Easter Sunday. I think he was a little afeared that if he couldn't see it, it wouldn't happen. . .and he really likes ham and sweet potatoes! The rest of them just wandered around the desktop asking about Army Boy, Wifey-Poo and Dollface. . .

"Where's Snake?"

"Why aren't there any pictures on your desk of the Peanut?"

"What kindof gramma are you anyway?!?"

"Yeah! I'm glad she's not MY gramma. . .!"

These bunnies, they are harsh! To cope, I have continued the knitting. I have found that knitting is my yoga, helping me to focus and center my mind around the positive. . .like a shawl that is much farther along this week than it was last week. . . . . .and mindless socks, all in stockinette, for Snake's size 11 feet! Oh, how I love the mindless knitting. . .the best of all knitting yogas are mindless socks! And then, there are dreams of future knitting. . .my Creative Knitting mag came last week, and I really have not had the chance to look at it super close, but I think I may want to make this for the mother-of-the-bride at a certain summer wedding. . .Of course, if that certain mother-of-the-bride could get herself looking like that model by the wedding, I am sure it would be a no-brainer. But I am a realist. I mean, it looks like a really cute sweater, and in cotton it'd be good for any summer event, especially an event that will be (at least partially) indoors, in an air-conditioned venue. . .over a sleeveless dress. . .thoughts anyone?

I look forward to your opinions, and even suggestions of other sweater patterns, if you have any. Thanks for stopping by, and Knit in Good Health!