Project 52

[mrs_sweetpeach]

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The big event of the week was the Dorsai Irregulars convention called Thing. This year it was in Ann Arbor, which I liked a great deal for a number of reasons. It's close to home so there was no enormously long drive to get there, Ann Arbor is near Chelsea, so I was able to introduce a number of fiber-loving Dorsai to Artisan Knitworks (and I got to see Sandra and Larry again), the food at Weber Inn is excellent and the rooms are quite comfortable too.

I enjoyed seeing and talking with people I recognize, not that you would be able to tell from my cellphone. I took very few photographs and all of them involved either yarn or things to eat or drink.

After the convention we drove to Jean & Marshall's house for our annual St. Patrick's Day dinner. Seeing them was wonderful but dinner was not at all Irish. Marshall could not find Corned Beef anywhere so we had carry-out Arabic food instead. This was an improvement in my opinion as I can't stand Corned Beef. Then it was home to take care of the cats and spend some time on my exercise bike. I only had two days off from exercise but holy cats did my knees ever hurt later on. I ended up getting out of bed and taking another pain pill in the middle of the night.

If there is anything actually interesting to blather on about, I can't think of what it would be. If you have something you want to discuss, comment. Please.

Scrapbook papers & elements from the kit Bohemian Breeze
For more information about the designers and their work, see
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Comments

[mrs_sweetpeach]

It was **so** good. I wanted a red solo cup's worth of the stuff but all I got was about a half inch. Just as well, there were many people interested in trying it and it's hard to come by. Jebra told me the only place you can find it for sale is in Montreal Canada.