Consequently, when I see them enjoying a video game, I wonder how long the peace will last. Today, however, it seems that they finally got it all figured out...let's hope it lasts!







After seeing the examples, we thought that the Rocket was the coolest thing that we could make. Made out of a caulking tube, foam shapes, and tissue paper, it took less than one hour to complete. To my amazement (and, unfortunately to my chagrine) both kids loved playing with them - (all over the store! Aaaaah!)
Afterwards, I took my son to Gymnastics. I cannot express to you how much love he has for this class.
And finally, the Spiral Sweater. I had insight the other night (while I was waiting to fall asleep) that it made more sense to use 3 interchangeable needles, instead of 3 fixed needles. This way, I knew for sure that I was using the same needle size.
It took a while, but I suppose it took the hiatus to make me figure this one out...
"Oh. My. Gosh. There are seeds in my lemonade..."
I started working on my Spiral Sweater again. I moved half of the stitches onto spare twine last night to see how much more I have to knit. Ugh...I need to knit a few more inches! I decided to resolve the bunching of the stitches by using 3 circular needles. Yes, THREE circular needles.



Later today, my children and I made Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins from allrecipes.com. I had almost everything in the pantry (including the super ripe bananas); the only thing I had to buy was the yogurt. So for less than $2, we made these:
Nummy!