Well we had Stephen's family over for some chowder and quesidillas on Sunday afternoon and while we were cooking, something caught Jujube's eye: the silicone whisk! Those two have been inseperable since. He even sleeps with his new buddy. I really have to be careful not to refer to his friend as 'Whisky' though which is quite difficult because since he was born, everything started ending with "y"as in binky, horsey, nappy... Those are all cute of course, but there's something not right about being at the park or mall and asking your baby if he wants his whisk-y!
Here's the week in review...
Yup, more gratuitous cuteness shots! I'm hoping to distract you from the lack of knitting content. Is it working? Truth is, as I am sure you know, sleeves are incredibly long and boring to knit and blog about. Especially the second! And that's where I'm at on Bristow. I keep telling myself to hang in there, stop thinking about how dull it is to knit and how far there seems to knit still, but I'm at the point where every row is a greater chore than the one before it (which it is by the way since the pattren calls for increases every 6 rows).
Visualise the finish line, Anny, visualise a beautiful red Bristow...
And knit, bay-bee, knit!
Ohhhhhhh howwwwwwwwww cuteeeeeeeeeeeee!!! I loved this one! My little Guy, John Emmanuel is just a few months behind and this pick just lifted me up so much! Soon my little tyke will be doing these things! I forget even though he is #6! Have a great day! Oh, you should get another whisk in red or something just for a treat!
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are adorable! Now I want a whisk-friend....
ReplyDeleteGood luck finishing up the sweater! I can't wait to see pictures.
Cute!! Lily is 2 and a half and her best friend somedays is still a wooden spoon(y). :)
ReplyDeleteOh how funnnnyy, LOL! I want my Wisk-y. I have tears in my eyes.... that was a good replacement for boring sleeves [I'm on my second one also] Julian is soooo cute!!
ReplyDeleteAwwwwww
ReplyDeleteThat's just tooo cute for words!
ReplyDeleteThat is just adorable!! Is that the little papazan chair?
ReplyDeleteYour little guy has the prettiest complexion and rosy cheeks. I'm sure he'll love that description when he's a strapping young lad, but for now...awwwww! How did you assemble the pictures and the text? You must have done that first with a some photo software before uploading it to blogger? Your pics always look so nice. Soldier on with the Bristow...I finished sock #1 tonight (what a nightmare!) and I need a small breather before sock #2. Maybe I'll make it my trademark to never make matching socks...there's a million-dollar idea in there somewhere! Have fun with the whisk-y!
ReplyDeleteWhisk-y? Will he be a bartender or a chef - he is such a cutie and I have to say the pictures are great! Kids are a blast; all I hear about these days are "sprouts" (hair growing in the armpits, on the chest and in the nether region - which Nick loves to show me :0) - just wait until he is a tweenie! Push through on the Bristow; you're almost there!
ReplyDeleteI think part of the reason that I finally brought a pet into my life is so that I can talk a bit of baby talk again - without sounding like a raving lunatic!! Whisky (at least it's not Whiskey) sounds perfectly normal to me.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I have to delurk just to say AWWWWWWWW. Julian is a such a cutie. I enjoy your blog; the mix of knitting and whatever is what makes it interesting.
ReplyDeletelove the baby pics - ALWAYS! isn't it funny how they love teh box more than the toy sometimes? try giving him some tupperware!
ReplyDeletehang in there with the sleeve, you're in the final stretch, anny.
Oh my goodness, he is too adorable! The name is too funny, people would really wonder. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell, frankly, I'll take cute Julian shots over knitting anyday. And I LOVE knitting.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet is that!?
ReplyDeleteyou have the most adorable child! so sweet!
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