The first storm of the season is reportedly heading our way. This KSBW webcam photo from Fremont Peak definitely shows "precursor" clouds. It seems like it's been a very long time since we had any rain - at least since last March or April. However, this is very early for the fall storms, so I won't be too surprised if it just fizzles out. Disappointed, yes, because I really love rain.
But, on the other hand, this is County Fair weekend, so I won't be that disappointed.
This is the end of Clue 4 on Mystery Stole 4. Clue 5, which was released this morning, has 48 rows which will take us to row 232. Then I have to knit the same thing all over again and graft the two pieces together with the Kitchener stitch. So, considering it will probably have taken me a little less than 4 weeks to do this much, I should have this baby ready to block by Halloween. So far it's been a pretty fast knit but sometimes the boredom factor can set in when I'm doing the same thing twice. Sort of like second sock syndrome.
Speaking of which, I am just about finished with the green eyelet socks - only seven more rows of ribbing to do on the second sock and they are ready to wear. I started them in January but had to frog a couple of times due to size issues. This time I have a winner, I hope.
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