We had a record low number of trick or treaters this year – five in all. We live in a very hilly community and the parents are known for driving their kids to where the houses are closer together and the roads are flat. I know of people who turn off their lights after 300 kids. Halloween started nicely, though, with a RAOK card from Liz.
I have caved and done the popular activity of googling my name followed by the word "needs:"
Li needs to read up on myths in education.
Li needs a lil edge.
Li needs to dip "his" hands into the painted element.
Li needs more kicking!
Li needs to give you a leftover throw update:
Giving in to the family’s threats of not going out in public with me if I wore my leftover shawl, I turned the project into a throw, necessitating the purchase of more yarn. Since this was supposed to be an economical project I put the following stipulation on the purchased part – it must be on sale. Those who know me know that I hate paying full price for anything and the hunt for the bargain is as fun as the purchase itself. So, between Michael’s coupons, last week’s sale at Hellen’s and a .99 basket at my LYS (that’s a first), the second photo shows the bought part of the project:
Life's a Stitch 
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