But, really, the dog comes first
One week later
and just over a week before my next Knitting Extravaganza (and hours before Sandy* takes it all away):
I am still in “overwhelm”**
As a long term veteran of Maryland Sheep and Wool, I can say that Rhinebeck is further away, more charming, and has a better chance for wool-appropriate weather. (Even the name has more charm.)
The weather could not have been more perfect (well, it could have not-rained on Friday during setup.)
Trees:
x

Colorful Trees:
x

Awesome yarn:
x

Behold The Source:
x

Different Source:
x

(So, how is it that I did not take a (reasonable) picture of sheep? The Mother Lode of all Fiber?)
And then, to come home to this:
x

and this:
x

and this:
x

And some excellent news. I’m just in stunned awe.
*About Sandy: not that it would be obvious, but we’re supposed to be amidst a hurricane the next few days. We’re prepped, the puppy is was tired. (He’s napped and over that now.) We’re ready to hunker down and knit for a few days.***
**Well, no longer. This was written on Saturday morning. I’ve been getting ready for Sandy’s arrival. To wit: I baked brownies (because who wants to be without chocolate and electricity at the same time?) I figure I can sort yarn by flashlight.
*** I suppose Dude will find alternate methods of entertaining himself. Sam will chase Ned. Nickie will go into hiding.
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about 6 months ago
If not for the hurricanes that terrify me (I’m a California girl, give me an earthquake any day over a hurricane or tornado), your breathtakingly beautiful pictures of your East Coast fall trees would make me want to move out there ASAP.
Hope you weather out the storm safely and without too much damage to your plants and home!
about 6 months ago
Stay safe and dry. It’s a matter of time before our power goes, as we hunker down on the upper right of Sandy, much like New Orleans was for Katrina. It’s flickering again as I type. See you not-soon-enough — xo
about 6 months ago
Someday I’ll go to Rhinebeck. Someday… (How many years have I been saying that now?)
We’ve got rain and high winds at the moment, but the worst should pass us by. Hope you’re doing ok.