Still in the deadzone

Hello all, I am still in the internet dead zone. But I thought I would give you a glimpse of the farm, and the things I see every day:








And, I made this:



All for now. Completed knitting items will come much later.

Moving

So...two months....no post. Ahem. I'd blame homework, but I graduated in May, so....umm....you know how I procrastinate, right?

Well, I'm moving tomorrow, so I probably won't post again for a few weeks. Hopefully next time I post, I will be gainfully employed as a technical writer.

Until then, here are some pictures with absolutely no descriptions!







Wish me luck, and good luck to all of you!

(See Elizabeth, I finally posted!)

Finally...

It is entirely too early for blogging. But it is also entirely too early for paper writing. I made an executive decision as to which would be easier to complete at this time.

The birds are chirping and are delightfully annoying. Spring means allergies. Allergies mean I won't be able to breathe through my nose until July. I was around some smokers Friday night, and for all of Saturday it felt like there was an anvil on my chest. I even kept my distance from them, but still, with the anvil. I choose to believe that this is the reason I didn't get much writing done this weekend. Yes.

Finished a scarf a few weekends ago. Been working on it for over year--it was actually my first cable project.

Project: Palindrome byKristin Bellehumeur [Ravelry Link]
Yarn: Berroco Ultra Alpaca Worsted (3 skeins)
Needle: US 8 [5.0mm]
Notes: Widened the original pattern by one repeat. The scarf is very long, about 7'.



Oh, and in case anyone was wondering, I survived the snow without cracking my head open.