De-Lurking

Did you realize it's De-Lurking Week? And I almost missed it!

So, you know what that means--leave me a comment--especially if you usually don't or never do.

Now, I don't have knitting or spinning pictures for you, but please be assured that I am diligently working on both of my sweaters. The endless hood extension on the cabled one is about 11" out of 18", so progress is being made. My Tatami is only about 6" long so far, so clearly there's a LONG way to go with that one, but still . . .

Also, Stephanie and I realized that our blogs are almost twins. They're going to be two years old within just a few days of each other, so we decided that we should get them together for a playdate. Doesn't that sound fun?

So, Stephanie? Wana get the "kids" together to play??? I'll bring the chips . . . (get it? Computers . . . chips . . . okay, I was reaching . . . not even a byte or a nibble, huh??)

(Really. Sorry about that. I got the bad-pun gene from my Dad and sometimes it just insists on coming out... Still, a blog-date would be fun, huh?)

Have you heard about the nonsense about the Blue Moon Fiber Socks that Rock club? Sheesh.... Behold the power of knitters. How ridiculous of that credit card company . . .

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Booking Through Thursday

Let's keep it simple today:

1. What are you reading right now? (Well, obviously, you're reading THIS right now, perhaps I should have been more clear. What book(s) are you in the process of reading? (grin))

Okay, here's my list of current books, from the top of the pile down:

Loving, Living, and Party Going by Henry Green.
The Miracle at St Anna by James MacBride.
How to Cheat at Cleaning by Jeff Bredenberg.
Labyrinth by Jorge Luis Borges.
A History of Hand-Knitting by Richard Rutt

Comments

[Cara]

Have a great day!

[judy]

Hi Deb -

OK --- I play by the rules and if the rules are this is a de-lurking week than here I am!

Thanks for blogging --- I almost always have a smile on my face after my nightly reading (which is sometimes an AM reading if you post too late --- and that's got to be really late since I'm on Pacific time!)

Judy

[minnie]

well, since i don't usually lurk, i suppose that doesn't make this delurking, eh? and yeah, the puns sneak out of me on occasion here, too (my dad loved to laugh!)

[Carole]

My blog will be two at the end of the month. Great minds were thinking alike in January 2005, eh?

[Mary de B]

Thanks for the reminder about de-lurking week!

[Lizzy B]

Whee, twins! And you both have such great blogs too! :)

I should delurk on the many blogs that I read and don't comment on. :)

[Heather G.]

I read Bloodletting and Other Miraculous Cures in one sitting, but I don't know how I feel about it, maybe unsettled and unsatisfied. I should stick to science fiction.

There, delurked! That is one cute violet.

[Jeanne]

You'll have to let me know how the "How to Cheat at Cleaning" book goes. Definitely piques MY interest, at this point in my life!

[Kristi aka Fiber Fool]

What fun to have a knitblog twin! And Stephanie is a great twin to have too!

[Teyani]

heheh - cute puns.

[Paula]

DH says in the spring, it's puppy washing time. Hmmm, they will be 70 pounds each by then.

[Christine]

OK, I'm delurking!
I love your blog.

[Angie]

I'm delurking, too. I read your blog (just about) every day. Thanks for the fun photos-especially of Chappy, book recommendations, and, of course, knitting and spinning.

[Chris]

I totally missed Delurking Week. Where the heck was I??!

[Nicole]

Hi! I usually read through Bloglines so I get hopelessly behind. Love all the pictures!