Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Parade
You can see the parade here.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Explanation
Some folks have contacted me on why there was so much other stuff (mainly the stuff on the trip). So here it is.
I was asked by some other friends if I would keep an journal or update as to what was going on with the kids down in Washington. I still post some to my groups, but I also write the majority of stuff here so anyone who isn't interested doesn't have to read it. Anyone who is knows where they can find the information easily.
Make sense??
So for anyone looking for pictures of the stuff I made.. just skip the writing and keep looking. For those interested in seeing what is going on with the kids read on...
Live Radio .. 3
It is titled "A Day of Reflection" http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lobstertalk/2009/01/20/A-Day-of-Reflection
I don't know if my son will be on there or not, but my fiance and I plan to listen in. I'm hoping he will be one of the "guests" as he didn't get to be last night.
Live Radio ... 2
However, it was just about 9pm when I gave up and headed to bed. There was a broadcast from the night before on there, but I couldn't get the one to play that was supposed to be live.
The title was "Memorials, Monuments, and National Treasures". I can't find the replay for it either. The one that was on the night before.. something about Making History, was on their and I downloaded that to listen to.
I hope I can at least find the recording from last night if it did kick off.
One friend did say she had it playing.. but I can't find the links. My Daughter couldn't get it to work either and she is more computer literate about some stuff than I am.
Anyway, I e-mailed the company hoping they can point me in the direction of the link.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Live Radio
SHS Band -- Inauguration Parade...Video
http://www.wcsh6.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=99113&catid=2
Picture
SHS Band -- Inauguration Parade...Step Three
Saturday, January 17, 2009
SHS Band -- Inauguration Parade...Step Two
SHS Band -- Inauguration Parade...
6:20 am – Saturday, January 17, 2009
They are off. Well not off, they are at the High School still waiting for the K-9 Units to show up and go through everything. They have to sniff all suitcases, carry-on’s, instruments, etc. Everything has to be gone through. We don’t expect any problems, but they want to find any issues in
They are all excited. Matt has been bouncing off the walls all week. I didn’t know the boy could talk so much. Steven hasn’t been as talkative, but you can tell he is excited also.
So we were up at 4am. I made eggs for the kids and myself, Steve wasn’t up and out of bed yet. We got cleaned up, got the cats fed, and out the door we went a little after 5am. Steve went with us to drop the boys. We hung around there about 30 to 40 minutes. Once we were sure we were pretty much only in the way and needed to head home where it’s warmer, although the kids didn’t seem to notice the weather, I got hugs and left. It was a bit hard, they are still our kids and I miss them (as much as I am looking forward to a no-kid, no-commitment, no-work weekend.
I plan to get out of work on Tuesday and head directly home so I can watch the end of the Inauguration stuff and then see the parade.
Last night was chaotic. I made turkey and gravy and potatoes, I washed all the laundry so the kids had all their clean clothes, I did haircuts, they both got showers, I went to Dad’s to get another memory card for Matt’s camera ( well it was one of Dad’s that he let him use). I got everything cleaned up, we went through suitcases, I hope they remembered long shirts to wear under the uniform tops for Tuesday.
I didn’t sleep much last night and I don’t think Matt did either. I’m not sure about Steven, but he was up and dressed before 4am.
It’s been a long haul to get here. It is -13* without the wind, its -22* with the wind. The kids should be warm enough on the busses.
Ok this wasn’t a great description but its as good as my mind is working.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Niece's Afghans
Ok these were for two more of my Fiance's Nieces. They are twins. One always liked pink and the other liked purple. These are knitted with a double strand of yarn to make them much warmer than the average afghan. I love this pattern and have used it several times. One was done with pink and white yarn the other with purple and white yarn.
Niece
Round Ripple
Cross - Stitch Best Friend's Anniversary
Baby Blanket
My Boss's daughter was expecting her first child / his first grandchild. So I made her a Teddy Bear (which I don't have a picture of) and this afghan. She loved it and wound up having a boy. My boss of course is thrilled. This was done in individual Granny Squares with the different colors inside and the white for the last 2 rounds and boarder. I used the the center colors to do the boarder, I think it was one row of each if I remember correctly.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Teddy Bear's Face
Teddy Bear
Jr's 12" Square Afghan
Son's 12" Afghan
Again the picture really does not do it justice.
Snowman
He came from http://www.freepatterns.com/
He is in the crochet section under "Special Occasions"/ Christmas / Frosty the Snowman... As I said I have adapted him some.
Daughter's 12" Square Afghan
New Blog
I made this as a place where I could post pictures of things I have made. I have posted some pictures on some of my crafting groups, but I thought this would be easier and I can just add the link to my signature so folks can look if they choose to. I had all my pictures on Yahoo at one time, until they did away with that feature.
I appreciate any comments.
**Footnote: Most if not all of the pictures were taken by my fiance.