Violet Baby dress

This pattern is fast and easy for knit. I used 2 skeins of a baby pink King Tut cotton yarn. The Pattern is on Ravelry. Violeta Violetdone And here I am working on it at the Loopy Ewe Spring Fling - Knitting

Opening day

Bernie Williams just came out and played an acoustic version of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame".

Rock of Ages

We won free tickets to this show and it's intermission. If you love eighties rock music then you should see this musical. Predictable storyline but the music's been a blast. Who ever thought I would I hear Quarterflash's "Harden My Heart" on Broadway?

Blowout

Hmm and on the second day the speakers blew out. An absolutely quiet bottom of the sixth inning (no YMCA from the grounds crew).

Holy crap Yankee Stadium!

We just had an Angus burger and an order of chicken with cold noodles. And we were interviewed twice by the Food Network staffers about our meal.
Are we at a baseball game or what?

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My Favorite Yarn sources:

  • I find just about all I need from these NYC yarn stores:
  • Pearl and her staff (Betty, Gail, and Amanda among others) have quickly established Knitty City as one of the friendliest yarn stores in NYC. Really! Wide range of yarn in quality and prices. Great selection of books and oh, yes, terrific stock of sock yarn.
  • Jane and her friendly staff run a small but well stocked shop. I always find something there that no one else carries in their shop.
  • Another great place for knitters. Rita and her staff make the place really inviting and Rita listens to her customers about what she should offer as yarn and classes. Don't forget to pet Frankie the Golden Retriever!
  • A true place to sit and knit. Every so often I drop in for lunch and de-stress from a busy workday. I took the Sweater Weather class with John and enjoyed myself immensely. Helene has fine tuned the yarn collection and its coming into its own.

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