sheep in the city

like all cats, he is just doing his number one job duty: acting as an anti-gravity protection device. what if, suddenly, we become a zero gravity earth? then your knitting would be lost forever.
so cute!

Well, you didn't mean to work on it, but you're doing a great job! Very nice.

I like your comforter--Waverly? I have the same one :) Jesse blends in well with your current WIPs.

I'm glad your Dad is done with this round. I'll continue sending good thoughts your family's way.

While we all agree how important knitting is to our lives, it goes without saying that there is no joy that compares to a healthy and happy family. Congratulations on your father finishing radiation. My mom beat breast cancer, and I wish your dad the same good health!

By the way, I recently discovered your blog, and just LOVE it! Wonderful pictures and entries.

When I've slept past feeding time the cats come and give power snuggles and purr loudly. If that doesn't work I have one that starts to groom my hair...

Still keeping you and yours in my thoughts. Hope you all have a pleasant weekend.

Please send along my best to your father from here in California. I continue to pray for him and your whole family. Model that Jawbreaker soon...I may have to call your LYS to order the yarn for my own~so cute!

Hi, I'm new here. (and new to knit blogging too) I found you because of your "my so called scarf". What is that adorable yarn? Where did you get it? I want to run right out and get one. How have I never seen one of these before? Thanks, Kristen

To my husband, radiation was 'a piece of cake' after chemo. Cats know exactly how to best find our scent...it's encompassed in our knitting!

I'm glad to hear your Dad's round of radiation is done, and he'll be having a rest before anymore treatment. I love that yarn you're using for the jawbreaker sweater--I think I might have said that before(oh well).

I was wondering if you could help me out? this is a question regarding the beautiful herringbone scarf you made a few years ago. I loved it. I tried to make it and I keep losing stithes with the slip stitch. What am I doing wrong? I am going crazy trying to figure it out.

It sounds like a wonderful, and relaxing, way to start a day!

Awesome that your Dad's radiation is done! :) Will continue to keep you all in my prayers.

My cat, Chris, often slaps at the yarn while I knit. I must not forget how she loves to run up and down the hall late at night after the dogs are in bed to torment them. *sighs* :) She doesn't get into much since she's too busy hiding from the dogs waiting to jump out and slap them as they walk past. :)

I should have read my comment before I posted. I ment to say adorable "yarn CASE" and I just said "yarn". It's super cute. I came back after the weekend to see if you had posted about it...and saw my mistake. I'm not even sure what's protocal...is it ok for me to ask questions like this in the coments? thanks. km

Just wanted you to know that I found your site through the yarn harlot's website and subsequently found your dad's site which was an inspiration I really needed. I am praying that he continues to get better and that the radiation did its thing. I lost my mom to cancer a few years ago, but yet can't imagine what you must have gone through over the years with your dad's repeated battles. You are a strong, courageous and wonderfully supportive daughter and I wish you all the best.

I found your great site when I became addicted to the "My So Called Scarf", which I've finished. I just wanted to send my prayers along to your dad and hope he's doing well.

I hope your Dad is doing well. I am glad the radiation is over. My prayers are with you and yours. Your cat reminds me of my dog in some ways, she doesn't mess with my stuff, but she talks to me and exactly what she wants, then she pleaantly adores me, it's good to be loved. Your sweaters are coming along so nice.