What beautiful yarn! It is oneof my favourite colours. I wouldn’t have been able to resist it for as long as you did. Enjoy it. I can’t wait to see it finished. I know I won’t have to wait too long as you knit quite quickly.

I understand why you kept coming back to that color – wow, it is stunning!

In that last photo of the flowers, it even kind of looks like they’re goofing off… leaning over and making faces at the camera.

That color is stunning and whoever gets the scarf will be blessed.

The color is absolutely gorgeous Alison. I cannot wait to see the finished product.

It is such a terrific color, not quite red, a very forward pink.. lusciousness! :-}
Do you ever get the urge to lick yarn?
Me neither :-}

oh my gosh — look at that wonderful color – that will be a stupendously fabulous shawl!! Can’t wait to see the finished shawl so I can drool all over my laptop 😉

for some strange reason I want to put Disney Fantasia music to the flower picture – weird I know but there you go…

That is gorgeous. And clearly your family is more polite than mine. When my brothers and I were asked to pose for a picture, one of them inevitably would subtly flip the bird. Every. Time.

I love your half-note! And I’ve often noted the inability to play an instrument and knit at the same time…singing along is the best I can do. Lovely yarn, too. And lovely green outside the windows… NH has green on backorder, but it’s not scheduled to arrive for another month, month and a half. (Until then, I’m vicariously enjoying spring via blogs.)

I have another book idea for you – those photos! You always have great photos, and I really enjoy the stories/captions too. It reminds me of watching the clouds roll by and seeing different images as they shifted and moved on… You truly see unique beauty – and humor – in everything.