Written by This is what I have been looking at for the past 3 hours:
(yes the spinning stash is still in a box that is overflowing)
Because this morning as I lay in bed staring at the ceiling I had an epiphany. Out of the black abyss came the knowledge to decrease the knee-high spocks without affecting the buttonband. I immediately jumped up, got around, and began sketching a schematic so I wouldn’t forget.
I think I have it all worked out now. I just have to slightly tweak the calf-high spocks to match the knee-high numbers. Which can be done in an hour at some other time when my head isn’t throbbing from too much math, too-loud music next-door, and squinting at a computer screen.
But that doesn’t matter because the knee-high spock patterns are done. All I have to do is knit a pair of child-sized spocks and turn everything in, which’ll take another item off of the sidebar To-Do list.
And to distract us all from a sad lack of knitting progress photos (there has been progress, I swear), I have 2 portraits of the cutest baby ever:
Sara Morris Design 
Cute, cute CUTE!
YAY! And very very cute!
my goodness! That *is* the cutest baby ever!
A-DOR-A-BLE!
Dimples to die for!
How are you doing, Sara? I haven’t had any time to read (or write, really), but you know how that is. Looks like you’re still knitting away as always. You came up in conversation today, actually — I was telling a friend of mine about UO’s art history program, and about Hurwit being there, and my friend was rather impressed. I said that a friend of mine (you) had taken a number of classes with him and that I trusted in your opinion of the program and such. so yeah.
I’m never in Eugene all that often anymore, sadly, nor Portland. but you should drop me a message sometime.
oh, and by the way: you should switch to Ubuntu Linux. it’s extremely cool. I made the switch from XP about a month ago and haven’t looked back. :)