Hey everyone,
Just a quick note to say that we are fine and well and enjoying some unusually warm weather here in Beaver Oklahoma. Yesterday was Thanksgiving and I ate....and ate....and ate. It was all super delicious - there was homemade bread, cinnamon rolls, and lotsa turkey. I ended up wearing a stretchy skirt and since the eating was spread over the whole day, I managed to not feel completely stuffed. I hope everyone had a great day.
I've been to Target twice so far (thanks Erin!), about 10 thrift stores and one yarn store.
We'll start heading to Texas in a couple of days, but will be stopping off in Norman, OK to visit one of Darin's friends and to visit Kayne's boutique, Southern Charm - as you can see my priorities are in the right place.
I hope he'll be there.
Anyway, I hope that y'all are doing well....and I'll see you soon in the blogosphere see with LOTS of funny photos.
ha ha! i am so stuffed i couldn't imagine going shopping today (isn't it called "Black Friday"?). We had our parents over for this Thanksgiving and did all the cooking and it turned out relatively painless and now we have TONS of food left over...Can't wait to see photos of your trip!
Posted by: stephanie | November 25, 2006 at 07:49 AM
Glad things are going well in Beaver! Happy Thanksgiving!
Posted by: Mariko | November 25, 2006 at 11:38 AM
Did you just say "ya'll"? Sure rubs off on ya quick, huh? Miss you guys...hope to get to see you this weekend too!
-E
Posted by: knitterista | November 28, 2006 at 06:10 AM
Good call on the skirt, perhaps it helped to keep you from feeling too full.
You're in what I'm guessing is a good thrift shopping area - not too many hipsters taking all the good stuff. Be sure to get a gorgeous gown from Kayne!
Posted by: Jenna | November 28, 2006 at 06:58 AM
glad you're having fun! have you eaten yourself sick yet? i'm more than two weeks into my trip now and in need of some serious detox. hope you have/had a great trip! can't wait to hear about it!!
Posted by: molly! | December 01, 2006 at 02:33 PM
Ok, don't think I'm weird or anything, but I found your blog while searching for info on Japanese knitting and thought I'd drop you a line. I'm living in japan myself, down in Nara, and working through the JET Program. I've decided I want to plunge into knitting while I'm here, but I've never knit in my life! Any tips?
Posted by: Erin | December 04, 2006 at 03:12 PM