Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Yarn Along
I am joining Ginny for her Yarn Along -- a single picture of your current read and current yarn-involved project. Love the idea. Please check out the link to see what others are knitting and reading. So, on my needles, a pair of fingerless mittens and in my hands, Neil Gaiman's American Gods. The gods of whatever kind of mythology you can think of are in America and they are just like us except, well, they are gods. Which means they aren't like us because they have all those god-like powers. The oh-so-likeable Shadow is a man caught in the storm brewing among the gods. have I mentioned that Shadow's deceased wife makes the occasional appearance? Ah, I am loving this book.
Between preparing breakfast for the boys and getting them ready for school, this morning I was able to sneak outside and take a few pictures of our early morning frost. It was a good one.
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I have this hat and fingerless glove project on my list, right after the 2 hats and shawl..so much fun! Love Ginny for doing this!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Lovely photos. I'm participating in Ginny's Knitting and Reading play too. (It is there that I found you.) I already post something every Wednesday...so I guess I'll be doing two posts on Wednesdays now. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm wanting to try out some fingerless gloves also, I'm just intimated by doing it for some reason!
ReplyDeleteThe frost pictures are lovely!
stunning photos!
ReplyDeletei love your banner too!
I have long wanted to knit a pair of fingerless gloves for myself, but it is so hard to find time to knit something that isn't for one of my kids!
ReplyDeleteI have friends who are friends with Neil Gaiman, and they are really into his stuff-he seems like an interesting guy.
Oh, I see it is frosty in Canada now too! Lovely and wonderful photos of the pretty frost. This time of year is so nice! I think your knitting looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteemily xo
fingerless gloves? How fun! Love your blog :)
ReplyDeleteFingerless gloves are a favorite in our house, especially my piano playing 12yo son :) Love the grey, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love that color grey! And your pics are beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures! Your book sounds very interesting and your gloves are going to be very lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Tara, we haven't had any frost here in England yet... just a lots of strong winds blowing all the leaves off the trees. I think it's coming pretty soon though. I love the way that you are able to appreciate the beauty in the ordinary, you make it seem extraordinary!
ReplyDeleteoh i love maple leaves tinged with frost! i am actually getting a bit impatient for a frost over here in BC. have fun with your knitting and reading.
ReplyDeleteAmerican Gods is a fantastic read!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I stumbled upon you!