I am so excited. L. brought two skeins of yarn and some knitting needles to my house today, and I am going to desperately try to learn to knit. It may be a futile effort. My aunt Bev tried to teach me how to crochet many years ago, and she went away in exasperation. Well, I'm trying it again... this time with two needles (with safety caps on the end so I don't poke myself in the eye!). My goal is to knit a shawl. I was looking on Ebay for one,but did not find one I liked... my only alternative is to create one myself. It won't be easy... when I hold those needles, I feel like each of my fingers have morphed into thumbs! I need to find a website with a knitting tutorial.
L. and I went to the movies today, and saw the Jennifer Aniston flick, "The Good Girl". She can act when she sets her mind to it! I liked the movie, but you walked out of the theatre sort of depressed. I don't think you were supposed to laugh as much L. and I did... we saw the irony in almost every scene (I think we even made some of it up!). There is one scene where Jennifer's husband is having his sperm tested, and needs assistance giving the specimen (it isn't what you think!). Jennifer is really good at her facial expressions (guess that's why she's an actress, duh!).
We took our dogs for a walk around my neighborhood. Suddenly, my mild-mannered-sometimes-excitable-but-not-goofy Dalmatian Fredo became this big loud-mouthed brute. He never causes a commotion when we see other dogs, but for some reason, when we passed three different dogs in three different houses, he starts barking and jumping and twisting like he wants to break free and sink some teeth on the dogs! He doesn't act like this! It was embarrassing, especially when people started to come out of their houses to see where all of the noise is coming from! I know the word is spreading, "watch out for that crazy Dalmatian"... UGH! How will my dog redeem himself? I'll have to walk them at night when no one can see us!
L. and I went to the movies today, and saw the Jennifer Aniston flick, "The Good Girl". She can act when she sets her mind to it! I liked the movie, but you walked out of the theatre sort of depressed. I don't think you were supposed to laugh as much L. and I did... we saw the irony in almost every scene (I think we even made some of it up!). There is one scene where Jennifer's husband is having his sperm tested, and needs assistance giving the specimen (it isn't what you think!). Jennifer is really good at her facial expressions (guess that's why she's an actress, duh!).
We took our dogs for a walk around my neighborhood. Suddenly, my mild-mannered-sometimes-excitable-but-not-goofy Dalmatian Fredo became this big loud-mouthed brute. He never causes a commotion when we see other dogs, but for some reason, when we passed three different dogs in three different houses, he starts barking and jumping and twisting like he wants to break free and sink some teeth on the dogs! He doesn't act like this! It was embarrassing, especially when people started to come out of their houses to see where all of the noise is coming from! I know the word is spreading, "watch out for that crazy Dalmatian"... UGH! How will my dog redeem himself? I'll have to walk them at night when no one can see us!