So, we soaked it for 2 days and then cooked the puppie (I mean pig) up

Wooo hooo was that one salty little morsel. Then again, what do *I* know from ham. Never tasted it until I was 18 years old.

Ok, so Mr. Yarn tried to divide the sucker up for the participants to take home. His saw failed him.

We had a great time. Thanks to all that were there (do you really read this blog? That still blows me away).
Ok on to knitting...
I am about to felt Tim's clog. I am scared. I can't do this again and I already see that one looks bigger than the other. Damn.

I also have to block my sweater today. Here it is unblocked

Oh yeah...

and dishes
3 comments:
Mmmmmmmm sweater.
Ugh salty ham.
I say, block AND forget the dishes. You can claim slipper-induced forgetfulness, right?
Mmmmm, salty ham. Good thing I like it 'cuz I have to chew on it for a lonnnng time. Your mac 'n' cheeeez slides down real good tho'. Also tastes good, and now I know your secret.
I guess those slipper things get smaller when you felt them? I looked over as you were showing them to Kate and wondered who the heck you know that had such huge feet. In fact I wondered if that might be a Ham O' Shanter.
Hamboozled,
Ron
Ham O' Shanter! I like that. Tomorrow you will see the finished size. I dunno if it will be ok or not.
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