These are the cat days of summer...
I have always associated the phrase "the dog days of summer" with long hot days where the air is thick, and all you want to do is find a cool place in the shade to stretch out for a nap. So far, we haven't had any of those type of days (or if we did, I was stuck in a windowless overly airconditioned building for more hours than is healthy). If anything, the weather is generally pretty conducive to napping with As has been the case so often of late, work is stealing much time from the rest of my life. Not enough time for sleeping, let alone all of the fun stuff, like knitting. This was what I accomplished this weekend: Magic slippers to match the BSC. Knit out of leftover Kureyon sock because I couldn't find the rest of the Regia yarn that was leftover. It's a nice little pattern which is easily memorized: I will probably knit another pair that is a bit larger, since I still have more leftover Kureyon sock. They will be packed up soon and delivered to the intended recipient some time in the next few weeks. Hopefully. By the way, as I entered this project into Ravelry, I discovered that there is now the option to enter data to allow one to calculate the actual product cost!!! Quelle horreur! Interestingly, the default currency looks to be Icelandic krona - maybe the total won't seem so bad in a currency one is totally unfamiliar with. Labels: baby gifts |
Comments on "These are the cat days of summer..."
Heh heh, nice to know I'm not the only one who's rather enjoying our cool summer days.
And yeah, Icelandic Krona seem like the best currency to express the cost of knitting in, anyways!
I think you stole our summer. It's been miserably hot here in Oregon!
I noticed that default too! I was wondering if it was because I had been looking at Icelandic laceweight!
It also helps that the entire country went bankrupt and now the currency is almost worthless.
Krona?? Heh.
Hee hee, no cat barometers at your house huh? The more stretched out the hotter it is outside. The opposite works in winter--the more tightly curled up--the colder out it is.
Cute booties!
Hmm...I missed that on Ravelry today. I'll have to look again. I'm also going to look up the magic slippers. And the more cat hair shed, the hotter it is. Here it's also been cool. I'm happy.