DH and I took a couple of days off and headed down to the Outer Banks for a short vacation with some friends. I managed to fit some knitting in between the rain and booze (and subsequent hangover). I finally finished my Trekking socks that I started back in June and took them on a [...]
Read More..>>I spent most of my day today at work with my team. We were doing some server maintenance. This means a lot of down time while servers are moving, applications are installing, and files are downloading. I remembered to bring my second Trekking XXL sock with me, ready for a few rows and then a [...]
Read More..>>I’ll write more about these later. For now, just a sneak peak: sock hop roving — great balls of fire trekking xxl in #76 rowanspun aran in autumn rowan all seasons cotton in dusky and blackcurrant
Read More..>>I have been absorbed in the holiday sweater all week. Mindless knitting in the round, very few purl stitches, and the body is working up fast (12″ now, almost time to split for the front and back). This means I have been ignoring my Trekking socks for Trek Along With Me and my lace projects [...]
Read More..>>The weather here today was supposed to be rainy all day, so I had planned inside activities to do. Then it was gorgeous, sunny and breezy and not too warm, so around 17:30, I decided to take the dogs and my socks out for a trek. We didn’t go on a “real” hike, but we [...]
Read More..>>One of the benefits of the Trek Along With Me CAL/KAL is that it has motivated me to really get back into hiking. When I lived in Atlanta, I went hiking and camping regularly in the north GA mountains (Hi Julie!) and in Tennessee. I then moved to Seattle, where I went hiking semi-regularly (Hi [...]
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