Bunny Ears

072908_0003 Well, there’s no question that wrenching money problems stink–not least of which because I just saw the Rowan 44: 30th anniversary preview and it looks just lovely–but at least the knitting moves on.

Susan’s socks, of course, are showing the most progress. In fact, I’m just about ready to start the ribbing for the top of the leg. My general rule of thumb is that I like the leg to be about the same length as the foot, when folded in half at the heel–maybe a little longer–and these are just about two inches from the tip of the toe. Just the right amount of ribbing. I just did a cable row, so I’ll knit a few plain rows first, and then, the ribbing.

Which means, Susan, I’m going to need your snail mail address sometime soon. Unless, of course, you want to come pick them up in person? (Or, gee, delivering them in person sounds good, too, but, well…)

And, don’t they kind of look like bunny ears? You know, Paprika-colored bunny ears?

072908_0010 Somehow, taking pictures of Chappy in his crate seems to be happening a lot lately!

And, thanks for all your kind words. We are scared but trying to come up with new (any!) streams of income, and will gratefully take all the good vibes we can get!


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3 Responses to “Bunny Ears”

  1. Definitely sending lucky money thoughts your way. Hmm… feng shui time?!

    Chris’s last blog post..Flamingo flamenco

  2. Boy, in this neck of the woods pet sitters charge $20-25 a day for, what, fifteen minutes of can opening and water bowl filling? If you had five clients a day, every day of the week, well….you can do the math! I’m thinking about it myself!

  3. Thank you for sending the link to Chappy’s Homecoming video. That little stump is too cute…what a waggie. How did you ever pick just one! And tell me, how did you know which one was Chappie.

    I saw your discussion about dog walking. There’s a dog walking service around me (Bethesda, MD) called Dogcentric and I think they’re a national franchise. A wonderful girl in her 20’s runs the local one and I gather she is doing very well. The standard charge is $19. per half hour or pro-rated for more. The initial interview at our house was $25 and I filled out around 8 pages of info. The owner came with the girl who was assigned to us and it was so nice to know I could count on them to take care of Fenway the way I wanted. (we only had to use this service 1x!!! It’s too expensive for every day)

    So, I think if you can hook up with a service or advertise yourself it could take off as a $$$-making business.

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