What a punchy bunch today! (I couldn't resist the rhyme.)
It started out with Michelle's hexagons. She weaved in all her ends and was ready to lay them out.

Every time she got to a corner, she would start talking out loud to herself. It was the only way she could crochet the corners together.


Michelle started her Gypsy Tank last week and is only 3 rows in. I haven't started yet. I'd better start before she jumps too far ahead. (I know, it's not a race. Where have I heard that before? Oh, yeah, I said it.)
Linda reached the end of the upper back on her Sea Turtle tank (old picture). We knew there was trouble when she was 10 stitches shy of the number they wanted you to have. So after Mary and Linda sang a chorus of "We've Got Trouble", we decided that there's going to be a little fudging around with the stitch count. It's fine (I hope). There were distractions involved ~ laughter/telephones ~ you know the drill. We've all been there.
There was a book recommendation, I'll give you the clues that worked there way around the table until one of us got it. It was like a bad game of charades. The title sounds like "dogs crying" no "dogs running" no "dogs running in the rain" no... The Art of Racing in the Rain. Haven't read it yet myself, Linda and Lois had.
There was an "app." recommendation, looks like a lot of fun for the little kid in all of us or the little kids in our lives. Cake Doodle for Ipad/Iphone.
There was a book recommendation, I'll give you the clues that worked there way around the table until one of us got it. It was like a bad game of charades. The title sounds like "dogs crying" no "dogs running" no "dogs running in the rain" no... The Art of Racing in the Rain. Haven't read it yet myself, Linda and Lois had.
There was an "app." recommendation, looks like a lot of fun for the little kid in all of us or the little kids in our lives. Cake Doodle for Ipad/Iphone.
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