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A dear friend came out to Base Camp for some weekend adventuring to my second home/other mother here in the Southwest. It might be the last time I'm there for awhile, as I will no longer be a

Boh has found a dear friend — I think he's going to have a good summer frolicking with Oso. Some Indian Paintbrush I stopped to photograph on my morning walk to the office. More soon. Have a great week! Posted in

then we packed and packed, took a trip to the dump to get rid of some unsalvageable oversized things, made one final run to the storage unit, and handed in the keys. Goodbye, little house! I've moved in with dear friends here in Albuquerque for the weekend, and though I am still recovering from all of the early morning moving I've been doing, there has been a bit of time for

...) and cast on. (It should be fine — I've used this yarn before, and my needle-size guessing seemed to produce gauge. Famous last words?) I've got about an inch of the seed-stitch collar: I have one more day here — heading to Base Camp tomorrow. Though I am technically homeless right now, I am enjoying a pretty luxurious life. Check out my morning set up here:

Sort of hideous, I know, but bear with me. You see, this used to be this: And before that, this:

Also, they look so cute with my purple crocs: I wore this combination around the house while packing this morning, even though it is really too hot for socks and shoes. I also had a tea date with my landlord — I live in her backyard,

Here's my second attempt — still pretty bulky. After reading through some ravelry forums, I think I need to predraft a lot more, slow down the speed of my spindle, and move my hands further

This is really coming along. I am halfway through the portion below the gathered section — which is significant, because in order to create that pintuck effect, you actually double the body

take everything out of the box and get myself excited. Expect more spinning attempts later on, once my life is a bit more organized. Also, because it is Friday, take a look at this silly dog:

. This sweater has gorgeous drape, and I am excited to complete it. My only concern is that it won't be me , but I'll have to finish it to find out. Here are a few pictures from the week:

I love them. LOVE. I finished these in two weeks, while working on other things, and I am super proud of them. The heels look far more awesome than my last pair of socks, and I even

And the local, organic goat cheese. Okay, and we did some knitting.

Anybody? (The Cutting Edge? Elementary school sleepovers?) Anyway, that's what I think whenever I complete a heel flap. Can't really explain it. See? Heel flap: Toe pick! Also, it was very hot this week. So hot that I began second guessing my summer knitting plans. (Heading to Base Camp next week for the summer, and everything else I own is slowly

I know it is a little blurry, but there is just something I like about this picture, so it's what you get. I am very happy with how version 2 of the sunday market shawl (Dream in Color

I doubt it will require carharts and backcountry gear anywhere near as often. (Justification of need for sweater and thus, yarn, accomplished. You see, I don't have any cotton in my stash!) There it is: 8 skeins of Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece, in a mustardy-yellow/pea green shade. Won't this be lovely with a big old wood button? Also, in the interest of full disclosure, here's my

because it didn't quite fit on the table...) I can't wait to give this to the friend who has been waiting ever so patiently for her birthday scarf — I'll do that the next time I'm in town.

it is: 8 skeins of Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece, in a mustardy-yellow/pea green shade. Won't this be lovely with a big old wood button? Also, in the interest of full disclosure, here's my stash. It has been organized and in plastic tubs for a few weeks now, but today is the day it is going into the storage unit. I've made my summer knitting decisions, and I'm sticking to them. (

This is what I woke up to yesterday, here at Base Camp. Crazy — but lots of fun. Fires were built, layers were donned, and the dog frolicked. It melted by mid-morning. The fact that I am

had more agua last night and this morning before our run. Also, my body is a bit sore, as I went on my first run in quite awhile on Saturday. Yay for number 2. Here's what the dog is doing: Ooh — and this is unrelated, but I made some color choices this weekend:

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