But I have a good excuse:
The real question now is: Do I knit a stole or a veil?
(me screaming here) I'm so happy for you. Congratulations! Your ring is lovely. I wouldn't knit either. I'd be staring at my ring.
Posted by: Lynette at November 4, 2004 8:02 PMWHOA!!!
What a wonderful excuse for not knitting, and What a beautiful ring!!! when's the happy day?
xoxoxoxo from your nosey secret Pal!
Posted by: SPIII at November 4, 2004 10:04 PMCongrats! May I suggest that you DO knit because as you work the needles back and forth the ring will catch the light and sparkle in tune to your stitches. Plus you could stare at your ring all day and people would just think you're looking at your knitting!
Posted by: Laura at November 6, 2004 5:02 PMCONGRATULATIONS! That's great! I'd start with the dress and then knit something you really love (but something that won't make you cry with frustration). I speak from experience!
Posted by: kate at November 7, 2004 5:28 AMCurse you for taking that sexy Mr. Pants off the market!
Posted by: Jeff at November 7, 2004 9:48 PMHi! First of all, Congratulations! That's a very pretty ring (I'm coming around to gold after a quarter-century of apprehension). Second of all. . .I've tried to think of a sneaky way to do this, and I just can't, and it's like 1 am, so here goes: can you suggest some knitting-related Christmas present ideas for me to give K? She recommended that I ask you. Also, I may not end up getting her anything yarn-related so she can stop thinking that she's all up in the knowledge of her present. Because she's reading this too, I know. So thank you! oh, and you can email me at auxiliarykitty at sbcglobal dot net, in case my email is somehow not visible. I am totally grateful for this, Ms. Fiancee. Please! Thanks! :)
Posted by: Dana at November 11, 2004 3:41 AMCongrats unending! Try not to get it caught in the yarn now that you're starting again ;)
Posted by: swansong at November 12, 2004 10:16 AM