Archive for the 'Teen Stuff' Category

She did it.

Tuesday, June 10th, 2008

We checked, it has her name and all three necessary signatures AND they were still there on Sunday morning (which means it wasn’t disappearing ink, hehe)

Dobby's Graduated!

She was first in line - which makes her the first to graduate of her class.  ;op

How happy is she?  ;o)

Yay!



Sick of Flowers yet?

Friday, May 2nd, 2008

…possibly you’re not however, I don’t want to be completely boring on Fridays so this week I give you…

…a flower bud.

Looks kind of alien, doesn’t it? This is one of my tree peonies - I call this one, “The One on the Left” because I forgot to label it when I planted it. This has been one stubborn plant. I put it in the ground five years ago (? - possibly longer) and it only JUST started flowering last year. The best part? I don’t remember what color it was last year so this year I’ll be surprised all over again! ;o)

In other knitting news, I’m plugging along on my Mr. GreenJeans (or Mr. Good Luck as I’m calling it on Ravelry) and have just begun working on the cables. Pictures after the weekend!

In blogworld news, Jess has started up Summer of Socks ‘08! You can read more about it and sign up here.

Oh and I have other exciting news to share: after searching for a full day - and having several panic attacks - I found the Wing of the Moth shawl that I knit for Dobby last year for Prom. Why was I searching, you ask? Because Prom is next Friday and I was told she *had* to have it. (she also didn’t give me enough notice to knit something new. It’s also entirely possible that this was a test that I *could* find it since I wouldn’t let her keep it in her pile room last year.) I was so flippin’ happy when I found it that I started yelling and dancing around with the zip bag in my hand. I’ve possibly done some permanent mental damage to the dogs. and RR. ;op HOWEVER I will NOT be getting the ‘Worlds Worst Mom’ award this year. Yay me! ;o)



London…

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Dobby spent last week in London with some of her classmates and two of her teachers. She says she had a great time and saw lots of things - and even more important, she missed my cooking! ;o) When I said in my last post that she ’survived’ Fish & Chips I meant it. She h-a-t-e-s fish. Loves fries with vinegar, but the fish she can live without. However, the teachers picked the right night to feed the kids the fish - it was the first night they got there and they hadn’t eaten anything in (like) forever so they were STARVING. She says she ate the whole thing. ;o)

She took over 300 pictures - I’m going to share 15 of them with you. Just click on the picture below and you’ll be taken to the album.

Let me know which ones are your favorites! If anyone is interested in reading about what the group did while they were there, the trip diary can be found here.