Ok, come on over!
Feb. 28th, 2004 06:40 pmThe house is clean. Really. It's quite presentable. And the sheets are clean. I even washed the duvet cover. All laundry is done and put away. I'm proud.
I got a yarn catalogue today from a place that sells nice yarn at relatively reasonable prices. It's more expensive than the place I usually use but the yarns are scrumtious. Knitting is enjoying a rise in popularity but I don't see how people are affording it. Even with inexpensive yarns, an average sweater takes about $60-$100 in yarn. In this catalogue, I found a luscious sweater/jacket that looks very difficult to knit and uses beautiful yarns. If money was no object, it is the one I would order (it's a kit, yarn and pattern in one package). It's \4450. That's the yarn and the pattern. Amazing. I wonder who buys a kit like that?
Now I'm off to Mom's computer to do her Windows update... Then it will be TV time for moi.

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Date: 2004-02-28 07:07 pm (UTC)BTW I am positively in LOVE with that yellow yarn you are using.
You know it was not until recently that I noticed you have a stained glass window. Is it new or vintage?
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Date: 2004-02-28 08:39 pm (UTC)Now, is this the stained glass you are talking about?
You have a sharp eye, missy! I didn't even realize any of that window was in my cams until you said something. But, the funny part is that it's not stained glass. It's a plastic thing you put over your window to fake it! Really. $20. I love it - and it also keeps the glare out. I had a friend here not long ago and she thought it was real, too. It's my favorite faux.
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