Hell to Pay is off with my critique partner. I am confident she is completely engrossed and unable to put it down for even the tiniest of instants.
In other news, Stashaholic is visiting this weekend. Which of course means we had to got play with yarn and fibre. A wonderful shop opened up in Jordan Village last week. It's a spinner's delight. The Fibre Garden has a wide range of sheep fleece (we found the Scottish Blackface that I picked up from a field in Scotland) as well as bamboo, silk, corn and milk fibres. I bought a lovely ruby red bamboo to spin with Ky's soft black and white fur. Casey may be telling his story but Ky's creating a sweater. No, it will not have that wet dog smell.
As always, a visit with Stashaholic results in good conversation, our own stimulus of the local economy and a renewed fervor to write the sweater book. The research stage has been a lot of fun.
While I play with our purchases, my next writing goal is to finish the first draft of Casey's story. In the next two weeks. My darling nephew is moving west this week so I'll need a big distraction. I can meet that goal.
Which title do you like best?
Heal, Casey
Casey Heal
Heal Casey, Casey Heal
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I can just see you and Stashaholic in The Fibre Garden. :-) Can't wait to see the fruits of your shopping labour.
ReplyDeleteMy vote is for Heal Casey, Casey Heal
Good luck with the first draft.
My vote is for Heal, Casey.
ReplyDeleteGood luck finishing!
I like Heal Casey, Casey Heal. Or you could say Heal Casey. Heal.
ReplyDeleterhingstr - short for Rhingstrasse in
Zweibrucken, Germany. (Well, it could be.)
I think I like Heal Casey,Heal.
ReplyDeleteYou're going to get it finished within your time frame. Yep, you are.