The only knitting to show is the swatch for the cardigan (pattern #241) I'm planning to knit.
Looks like the gauge is just right. Now all I need to do is find some time to get started.
Matt is coming home for few days! Haven't seen him since August, so I'm looking forward to his visit. The upstairs is still pretty much like he left it--in need of attention. Think I'll be concentrating on housework today.
Last night we were treated to a beautiful Texas sunset.
Psalm 104:24
O Lord, how manifold are they works! In wisdom hast thou made them all: the earth is full of thy riches.
What a gorgeous sunset! And a great picture - good for the desktop.
ReplyDeleteBeeeeeutiful sunset! Have you had enough traveling yet?! :-) You empty nesters! Tsk! Tsk! Ha! Such freedom!
ReplyDeleteGreat Picture, Sounds like a busy week for all of you. Have a great visit with Matt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Texas sky.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is a beautiful sunset. I hope you enjoy your visit with your son. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous way to end a day!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the cardigan, and what a beautiful sunset. It's just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home!
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy the Texas sunsets. That one is beautiful.
Gorgeous sunset! We haven't seen much sun in Wisconsin this week.
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a beautiful sunset, indeed! Thanks for welcoming me back.
ReplyDeleteYour sunset is beautiful, and so is that cardigan. I can't wait to see it knitted up in that brown!
ReplyDeletewow, those clouds are amazing! Hope you enjoy your visit with Matt! : )
ReplyDeleteThat cardigan should be great! What a gorgeous sunset photo. Usually it's so hard to capture them in a photo, but that came out really pretty.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful sunset.
ReplyDeleteLove the sunset pic. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThe only time I can't knit in the car, is if I'm in the back seat. I get carsick. Sorry you're trip was cut short. (Unless you're not sorry)