This has been a sometimes challenging, sometimes frustrating, sometimes relaxing, often a learning experience, often a topic of conversation, and always a fun project. As much as I complained about my lack of knitting experience, I would make this blanket again. Just not in the near future.
Check back at the end of the week for Project #6. I am still trying to figure out what to knit next.
One more thing, Thursday night is weigh in at Weight Watchers. You know what that means? CHEAT NIGHT!!!! After I weigh in, I have a fun meal. I decided tomorrow will be a twice baked potato and my vegan "spare ribs". The potato was the on the show, "Cook's Country", a PBS cooking show. It looks sinful. THEN, a piece of chocolate cake with mousse filling. All this with a large DIET COKE. Can't wait for weigh in.
8 comments:
WOO HOO! No wonder God has put on such marvelous fireworks today! He is celebrating with you . . . as am I - doing my happy dance. Have fun "cheating" tonight!!
Congratulations! Great job on the blanket! It's beautiful. You are a brave woman to give it a go, and a real inspiration to us beginner/intermediate knitters! You deserve a cheat night for all your hard work - weight loss, AND knitting!
Yay for finished projects that teach us something. I love being challenged. And Yay for cheat night. I am good 5 out of 7 days of the week and have been loosing the baby fat slowly.
It looks great, Barb!
It's been a very rough week around here and my careful eating and exercise have gone to the wayside. I feel like a fat cow again. *sigh*
Yeah--you finished the big project--the blanket looks great. Happy knittin'! Susal
Yeah, Susal. I see you can leave comments. I ACTUALLY FIXED A COMPUTER PROBLEM. That is HUGE.
Yay!!! Awesome work. That blanket is a huge accomplishment.
susan b anderson
Congratulations on finishing! The blanket looks great. :)
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