I was spreading out the Simple Yet Effective Shawl (in progress in Noro Sock yarn) in preparation for a photo and Wilson asked me what I was knitting. When I replied that it was a shawl and would probably be a smaller rather than larger one, his comment was "Really? It looks like a woman's undergarment to me." O.o After some study, I do see some resemblance and it just goes to show it is all in a person's perspective.
Last week's hole was fixed using Cookie's advice and now I can't even tell where it was. Thanks, Cookie!
I just have a few random thoughts gripes to share, which is a hint of my state of mind, if I ever find it......
- I would like to meet and speak with the brilliant engineer that designed those toilets that flush while you're still sitting on them, with no action on your part, except perhaps leaning down or over to perform actions that women perform in a restroom. There are a few things I would like to tell him. Don't ask me why, but I really think it is likely that my use of "him" is correct.
- I just purchased some barrettes that immediately broke at the hinge. Argh. I'm using these hair devices as my humidity defense while growing out my bangs. I want to go back in time to the 80's so I can purchase some decent barrettes and hair combs, again.
- Don't let me color my hair again. Highlight, maybe. Color, no. Humidity + damaged hair = big mess.
Okay, now for the less than random stuff:
- I tried posting this week from my iPod Touch but something ate my post between my hotel room and the Innernets.
- I stopped by Best Buy to take a look at a couple of netbooks. It's all Kathryn's doing! Honest. :D
- I didn't walk the Mall this week but I did walk to and from Trader Joe's on Monday and spent some time on the treadmill later in week due to all the rain and thunderstorms. I need to get on the treadmill more often.
- Wilson and I are having pork carnitas or fajitas or whatever you call them this evening with freshly made pico de gallo. Yum.
Happy Saturday!
That is one happy cat! The shawl is lookin' good.
Posted by: kmkat | Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 08:18 PM
It really doesn't look like a woman's undergarment to me but then, I'm not a man. And yes, I believe you're right about the gender of the auto flush toilet.
Walking to TJ and back sounds good! Walking around the Mall sounds better. I'd really like to get out there in Sept for the book fair but I doubt it this year.
Don't dye your hair. There! Fixed.
Posted by: Carrie K | Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 09:33 PM
Um. Wilson needs to get his head out of the gutter. Or something. Pretty shawl! And speaking of 80s hair stuff, remember those banana clips? I loved those things!!
We'll be in DC walking the mall in two weeks... maybe we'll bring some "cooler near the lake" air!
xo
Posted by: Nora | Sunday, June 14, 2009 at 07:02 AM
Blue! Try Joico shampoo, conditioner etc in the goldish bottles. Remember when I went blond, blond? It helped. A lot. Yeah, you have to get them from a salon, unless you have a drug emporium or sally's close.
Posted by: Stacey | Sunday, June 14, 2009 at 09:22 AM
You wear some weird undies, darlin'.
I had a huge collection of barrettes in high school. It was the barrette heyday. I bet I had close to $1K invested in them. Then my freshman year of college I whacked off all my hair and gave them away. I so wish I had them back. Try etsy, though.
Posted by: Carrie | Sunday, June 14, 2009 at 11:31 AM
You're welcome!
I love a husband with his mind in the gutter. Not that I see what he saw because I really don't. :?
Kitty! :D
xo
Posted by: Cookie | Sunday, June 14, 2009 at 12:51 PM
i see no resemblance to a woman's undergarment. o.O
i have a friend making the same shawl with the same yarn but in a different colorway! small world!
the hair accessories these days suck *ss. i'll go along with you back to the 80's and stock up with you. they really knew how to make them back then.
Posted by: opal | Sunday, June 14, 2009 at 04:16 PM
No matter how often I use one of those stupid self-flushing toilets, I always jump when it happens. They need soft warning bells, like the backup beepers on trucks.
That is a nifty use for Noro Kureyon sock yarn. It certainly doesn't make very good socks. I'll watch for the finished product!
Posted by: Judy G. | Monday, June 15, 2009 at 12:17 PM