Lizard Ridge was making me c.r.a.z.y this morning - the yarn was a snarled mess and I could not figure out how to hide the short rows. I checked my books (The Knitting Answer Book had a terrible explanation unfortunately, but is otherwise a terrific little book; KnittingHelp.com was useful) and was finally able to remember what the instructor had said to best do them. Anyway, once I figured it out I was able to cruise. I love it when I finally figure something out.
Went to the library and got a bunch of books on Hawaii, and One Mississippi by Mark Childress and A Whistling Woman by A.S. Byatt. Add those to the ever-expanding queue. Crazy in Alabama is one of my favorite books so I was happy to find a new book by Childress.
It was a nice and cool, end-of-winter, rainy day. Everything is greening up and the bulbs in our yard are popping up. I can't wait for spring to get here.
Books of 2007
Paradise Park – Allegra Goodman
Never Let Me Go – Kazuo Ishiguro
The Whole World Over – Julia Glass
Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte
The Boleyn Inheritance – Phillipa Gregory
What Came Before He Shot Her – Elizabeth George
Baker Towers – Jennifer Haigh
Innocent Traitor – Alison Weir
The Winthrop Woman – Anya Seton
44 Scotland Street – Alexander McCall Smith
The Memory Keepers Daughter – Kim Edwards
Avalon – Anya Seton
Through the Glass Darkly – Karleen Koen
Christine Falls – Benjamin Black
Blackberry Wine – Joanne Harris
The Friday Night Knitting Circle – Ann Hood
Body Surfing – Anita Shreve
The Reluctant Fundamentalist – Mohsin Hamid
The Double Bind – Chris Bohjalian
The New Yorkers - Cathleen Schine
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