Noolie Knits

WNBP

It's been awhile, so how about some Wednesday Night Bullet Points tonight? 

~~First things first - you still have time to enter my contest; I'm taking entries until I wake up on Friday morning (6am).

~~Check out this link and be sure to roll over the image :-)  

~~This past weekend was very busy, but very fun.

~~Patti, Sharon, Carol, and I left Friday afternoon and headed to Patti's timeshare condo at Loon Mountain.  The plan - a weekend of spinning and knitting together and attending the Granite State Knit-In on Saturday.

View from the condo

~~A couple of our other friends, Eileen and Eileen (no, that's not a typo), were supposed to come with us but couldn't make it.   That was the only downside to the whole weekend. 

~~We missed you 1.0 and 2.0!

~~I was only able to attend one of the classes at the Knit-In, but it was an awesome class.   Suzanne Federer, who used to teach at The Yarn Sellar and whose classes I've taken in the past, taught Intro. to Fair Isle knitting.  

~~She only had 2 hours to teach us, but she did a great job and I do believe I got the hang of it! 

~~I'm now contemplating what my first Fair Isle project will be.

Suzanne and Sharon

~~The weekend also included me taking a side trip on Saturday to Acton, Maine to attend my niece's graduation party.  (This would be the reason I was only able to attend one class.)

~~Said side trip involved an hour and forty minute drive each way - much of which was driving the Kancamagus Highway.  

~~I would have loved the scenic drive through the mountains had I been the passenger - as the driver, not so much.  

~~I'm a wimpy driver.

~~My niece is worth the white knuckle drive though.

Jena, the RISD grad, and her boyfriend, Andrew

~~The time spent at the condo with the girls was awesome.  The condo was spacious and comfy with enough room for us to leave our spinning wheels set up and not have to move them around if we wanted to take a break and sit on the couches.

Patti, Carol, Sharon                              Sharon, Patti, Me

~~I started my May Spunky Club fiber last Thursday night at Chicks with Wheels and finished spinning it on Friday at the condo. 

~~No picture yet because it's still sitting on the bobbin.

~~My Rainbow Tofutsie socks have gone from this:   

~~to this:   .

~~Some day I'll learn to listen to that little voice in my head when it says "It's not working; it's too small". 

~~After that failure, I decided to make plain stockinette stitch socks with the TOFUtsies.

~~My Cabled Yoke Sweater is moving along quite nicely.

~~All that remains to bed done is to knit are the sleeves, which are straight stockinette - YEEHAW!

~~That's it for now.

~~Have a great night!

A Rant, a Thank You, and a Reminder

<begin rant> After six long and very stressful months, hubby's time of unemployment is over.  He started his new job today - exactly 6 months to the day from when he got laid off from the hell hole known as the Kittery Trading Post. 

Yep, I'm naming names now.  I've wanted to let everyone know which company laid him off and how they treated their employees since the beginning, but was afraid it'd come back to bite us.  I know there are a lot of people out there who care about how the companies they support  treat their employees; if you're one of them, this is definitely not a company you want to support.  Try Cabela'sor LL Bean instead.  It's my hope that the combination of these two businesses being in Southern Maine will put the KTP out of business. 

It's not just that they laid him off that pisses me off; it's the way they did it and the lack of appreciation for the 25 years of loyal service he gave to them.  It wasn't just him either; there were several long-time employees laid off with NO severance package at all.  I guess hubby should feel grateful for the three weeks severance he got.  There's a lot more too; stuff that has just happened in the last week or so, but I won't get into that.  Suffice it to say that if they're run out of business, that won't be enough justice in my book. 

Can you tell that I'm still angry after all this time?  If you knew the amount of stress we've endured over the last six months, you'd understand.  The financial aspect was the least of it; the emotional roller coaster ride has been very hard for all of us. 

The recent lack of support from certain family members has only added to the stress.  </end rant>

The support of other family members (especially Dad & CJ), along with that of my very good friends (both in real life and here in Blogland) has helped tremendously, and for that I am very grateful.  Thank you all so much.

I owe an extra special thank you to Patti and Roger, who listened to me and gave me support whenever I needed it.  Without their friendship, I think I'd have gone stark raving mad (although at times, I think Patti thought I already had).  Thanks guys, I love ya!

Now on a completely different note; a reminder:

    You still have time to enter my contest; just leave your entry on the contest post before midnight on Thursday, the 24th and you could win a prize.  I will reveal what the prizes will be tomorrow or Wednesday and choose and reveal the winners on Friday.

What a Weekend!

I had to get back to work to recover from my very busy (but very good) weekend! 

First, on Saturday, Jay graduated with a degree in Political Science from the University of Southern Maine.  The graduation ceremony was held at the Cumberland County Civic Center and was really quite nice.  No lengthy, boring speeches; the keynote speaker was especially interesting. 

Clover was awesome throughout the 3 1/2 hour ceremony, only fussing the tiniest bit once when she needed a very wet diaper changed.  She fell asleep a couple of times and the rest of the time, we all took turns holding her (Samm, Jay's parents, Chris and I).  She was able to see Daddy wave at her as he marched up for his diploma,

(It was very hard to get good pictures in there)

and she wore his cap for pictures afterward.

 

Sunday was spent celebrating both Mothers' Day and Jay's graduation.  First thing in the morning, Samm brought me some great gifts:  (Well, actually I received the digital keyring frame a couple days before but didn't figure it out until yesterday). 

Samm and I had recently had a conversation about how certain scents invoke good memories and how she loves the way her Auntie Sherri (my sister) smells.  She thought that I should have a special scent that Clover could associate with me and this is what she chose.  It's a very nice, clean, and subtle scent.  The digital keychain frame is really cool; it holds something like 70 pictures (I've only loaded a few so far.)  I love the  key chain with the "#1 Mom" tag; she said she almost bought me one that said "Hottie".  She's got the same weird sense of humor that I have. 

I then proceeded to give her a card from her father and I, only to have her ask a few minutes later if I had even read the card.  I mistakenly gave her the card for my mother; she wondered why we signed it "Julie and Chris".  Ooops.

Yesterday afternoon we enjoyed a cookout at Jay's mom's house to celebrate his graduation.  It was a beautiful day, maybe a bit breezy but lots of sunshine.  It was a very nice way to spend an afternoon.

Once we left the cookout, hubby and I dropped by my mother's house to give her the gift I made for her.  I made her model it, since I hadn't taken any finished photos of it yet.

 
Looks good on her, don't you think?She had commented after reading this post, that she'd like to start crocheting again and would like to make the same shawl in a neutral color. (She crocheted for a while several years back, but then her hands and neck bothered her too much, so she stopped.)  I thought it'd be nicer if I made one for her.  She liked it enough that she wore it to my brother's house for dinner last night.

Last night I watched Clover while her Mommy and Daddy went to the movies. As soon as they got home, I crashed. 

After reading this, I think you can probably guess that there was barely a stitch knit all weekend; just a bit of a sock I worked on in the car on Saturday.

Have a great night!

The End

I knew it had to come sometime.

I'm sure you've known too, that it would eventually come to this. 

It's the end of an era, so to speak. 

The end of the era of . . .

The Never Ending Sweater!

   

These pictures don't really show the sweater all that well, but at least you can see that it fits her and she likes it!  I had to make one adjustment, after finishing; Samm hated the side slits (I have to say that when I make sweaters for myself that call for side slits, I don't make them, so I understood).  I just seamed them up and they're fine; just a design element:

So now everyone is happy; I'm happy to be finished with a sweater that took me about 3 times longer to knit than it should have and Samm is happy to have a new sweater that she was able to wear on Easter to Jay's family's activities.

Here's an Easter picture of the little family for your viewing pleasure :-)

And a couple of Clover with the Easter Bunny and her cousins, Cheyla & Alyssa:  

Clover looks thrilled, doesn't she?

And of course, there's this:

WNBP

Again I'm going to use The Sheep's WNBP (Wednesday Night Bullet Post) format. I really think this should become an official bloggy thing with a button and everything; what do you think, Sheepie?  I feel a bit like a theif everytime I use it, but I really like it.  Okay, here goes:

• There has been precious little knitting going on here at Noolieville.  Since coming home from SPA, I have knit the gusset decreases on Samm's sock that I started right before going to SPA and I have knit most of one sleeve on her never ending sweater. The sock knitting was done while in the waiting room at the doctor's office and the sleeve was done while at work at the gym on Sunday morning.  Other than that, I've barely knit a stitch.  No spinning either.

• You'd think that because I've not been knitting or spinning, that I'd be all caught up on my blog reading and my emails, wouldn't you?  Well, if you thought that, you'd be wrong.  I've read only a few blogs a night and have barely commented on any.  I have about ten gazillion e-mails that I should be writing, but I haven't. It's not because I don't want to; there are a few that are very important to write, but I just can't seem to compose them.

• I do not even get up and knit in the mornings before work anymore.  I've been going to bed pretty early at night and hitting the snooze button several times before getting up in the mornings.

• The job market sucks!  Hubby has had no luck yet and it's certainly not for lack of trying.  He has two more checks coming in after this week and then it's just unemployment checks.

• Unemployment benefits in the state of Maine are a friggin joke!  We might be able to buy groceries and gas with it. 

• Is it any wonder I haven't been sleeping well? 
  

• I finally went to the doctor last Wednesday and left with a few prescriptions to help me (I love me some meds).  He gave me the usual lecture about the amount of coffee I drink (anyone who knows me IRL, knows I'm an addict). 

• This time I listened to him and I have only had coffee after dinner one time in the last week.  That one time was last night so that I could stay awake for Chicks with Sticks.

• Between the lack of evening coffee and the bedtime dosage of "Mother's Little Helpers", and some other "happy pills", I've been getting some better sleep.

• We "Spring Ahead" on Sunday.  I normally get up at 4:30am on Sundays so that I can open the gym at 6am.  That means it's going to be like getting up at 3:30!  Think anyone will notice if I fall asleep while at the gym?  Maybe I can hide in the sauna or something ;-)

• It's not all doom and gloom though; there's a lot of goodin my life too.  Here's a small sampling:

My Happy Granddaughter

My Family

My Kitties
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Catch Up

Whew!  Isn't it nice to be able to catch your breath after all the rushing around that comes with the Christmas season?

I have a lot of catching up to do.   I haven't spent very much time on the computer over the last week; want proof?   

That was as of this morning; THREE HUNDRED FORTY FOUR new posts!   I guess you guys haven't been neglecting your blogs, have you? 

There's been a lot going on in the past week so let's start the catching up, shall we?

Saturday:
I'm sure you've read on other blogs that Franklin came to Maine last weekend.   He was here visiting family and took time out of his visit to do a 1000 Knitters photo shoot at Purl Diva on Saturday.   Brenda, Patti, Annie, and I all jumped at the chance to be a part of this project.   It was an excuse to hang out with some friends and to check out another yarn shop; who wouldn't jump at that chance?  We arrived at the shop early (thanks to Brenda's smart planning) and were assigned numbers 3,4,5, & 6.   We did a little shopping while waiting; I picked up some DK weight Cherry Tree Hill yarn and some Schaeffer Anne in a gorgeous red color (pictures later).   I know the CTH will become some nice winter socks for me, but I have no plans yet for the Schaeffer Anne (other than to gaze at its beauty).   I was a little nervous about having my picture taken, but Franklin is very good at putting a person at ease.   We chatted while I knit on the scarf and he snapped picture after picture (hopefully, I'll look half way decent in one of them).   

Sunday:
Clover had a special visitor on Sunday afternoon:

Patti was finally able to meet her in person.  I had told Patti that she hardly ever cries, so what do you suppose she did while Patti was there?   Yep, she was a wee bit cranky.   She had a good reason though; the poor little bugger has a cold.   She was cranky with it on Sunday and that was it.   She's feeling better every day.

Christmas Eve:
Christmas Eve during the afternoon is when my whole family gets together to celebrate Christmas.   We spend a few hours at my Dad's house and then head over to my mother's house for a couple more hours.   There are a LOT people gathered and it can get pretty crazy.   It was good though.   Samm & Jay brought Clover and she was the hit of the party (even though she slept through the entire day).

While it's good to see the family, I find it very tiring.   I'm always glad to get home and get into my jammies and relax (after finishing up the wrapping of course).

Christmas Day:
Christmas morning was wonderful; sharing it with a new baby and her Mommy and Daddy really made it special.  I was up very early and had some coffee and just relaxed while waiting for the rest of the family to get up.   Samm and Jay brought Clover into the living room like this:

How cute is that?   She really is the best Christmas present ever!   She, of course, was totally spoiled rotten with lots of clothes and toys.   Doesn't she look thrilled?

You may be wondering (or not) if I was able to finish the Christmas knitting?   Well, as anticipated, Jay received one finished sock with a promissory note for the second one (which I started last night).   I had already ditched the idea that I'd get the fingerless mitts done for the BIL, so he ended up with a warm head and feet, but cold hands (I did get him a Dunkin Donuts gift card though, so he can buy some coffee to keep his hands warm). 

I also knit a couple of ornaments for Clover:

A mini sweater and mini stocking.  I used the Sweet Clover sock yarn from Heather and the pattern from Last Minute Knitted Gifts.  I wanted to start a special tradition for Clover and decided that a couple of handmade ornaments each year would be nice. 

I  finished the spinning I was working on:

There's about 260 yards of what I'm guessing is a light worsted weight (I forgot to check the wpi's, so that's just a guess).  I wish that I had done a better job plying this; but its okay.  Brenda and I are planning to take a class with Amy sometime this winter and I'm hoping I'll get some good tips for plying a more even yarn. 

Well, I think I've gone on long enough for one post, so I'll end here.  Have a great day!

Can you find the baby?
(if you'd like to see more Christmas pictures, click here)

Say What?

It's been a while since I've written a proper post.   It's going to be a little while longer.  I've got a lot to share with you, but no time right now.  Until then, enjoy this little video I took on Christmas Eve at my Dad's house.  He was trying to get a picture all of his Grandkids and Great Grandkids. 

The wiseguy is Colin - 3 1/2 years old!

FIVE DAYS?!

How did this happen? There are only five days left until Christmas. We celebrate with the family on Christmas Eve (during the day), so I guess you could say I only have four days left. YIKES. How are all of you doing? Me – I’m further behind than I ever am at this point.  Thank Goodness (Marcia) for Holiday Headstart or I'd be stressing out even more right now. I did most of my big (if you can call baby and toddler sweaters big) Christmas knitting throughout the year.  But the shopping - haven't done nearly as well with that!

I am taking tomorrow afternoon off to finish up the rest of my shopping; I tried to do that last Saturday but I got frustrated very early on. I don’t do well in crowds or in lots of traffic. There were quite a few words coming from my mouth while driving that weren’t what you’d consider to be in the “holiday spirit”. I gave up fairly early and went home, figuring I’d do a little each night. Wrong. Here I sit with only four days left to finish, and I’ve barely accomplished anything.

I have done a bit of knitting on Jay’s socks (well, actually on Jay’s sock). Here’s a picture as of yesterday morning:

Berroco Ultra Alpaca yarn on size 5 needles; 48 stitches, Garter Rib.
(the blanket this is sitting on was knit for me by my then boss when I was pregnant with Samm; Clover uses it now)

 I didn’t accomplish a heck of a lot more on it last night; just finished up the gusset decreases and called it a night. If I continue at this rate, Jay will have just one warm foot on Christmas morning.  Samm looked at me like I was crazy when I told her that I might have to put just one sock in his stocking. Obviously, she’s not a knitter.

 I finished spinning the blue/green singles I’ve been working on.

  Since taking this picture, I have plied half of it. I find the plying to be the most difficult part of spinning; am I alone? I’m hoping to finish this up tonight. It’s making a really pretty yarn!

And speaking of pretty:

What do you think she’s dreaming about that’s making her so happy? Dry diapers, maybe?

Eye Candy Friday (and an end to the suspense)

Pebbles Kayla

I was just looking through some of my photos and came across this picture I took about a month ago.  This is my great-niece, Kayla.  Isn't she adorable? I just love the way my niece puts her hair up like that.

A lot of you have asked where I found Tina; I won't leave you in suspense any longer.  I found her lying face down on the floor near the bathroom door.  Pretty anti-climatic, no?  That's really pretty tame for the hubby; I have a feeling he may not be done.   He once put a big picture of someone's face in my bathroom window.  I found it when I opened the shade; it was dark out and it looked like someone was looking in the window.  I just about shit my pants with that one!  I think I'll be keeping my guard up for a while.

As for knitting, I've completed the body and hood of Clover's sweater and have started the first sleeve.  I'm guessing it'll be an FO later tonight or tomorrow morning.  Pictures once it's done.

Have a great day!

Eye Candy Friday

Well, I didn't take an "Eye Candy" photo this week, so I went looking in my saved photos for something appropriate.  I was going to give you some Kitty Kandy, but then I came across this old photo and couldn't resist.  Meet my "brothers":

Check out those legs.  Sexy!

Obviously, this picture was taken in 1972.  Tony was 7 and Ricky was 10.  I got them to put on my mother's wigs (remember when women used to actually consider wigs a wardrobe accessory?), a couple of her tops, and I think those are her boots but they could be hers and my sister's. 

As I recall, I didn't even have to bribe them to do it :-)

 

Picture Post (mostly) and NEWS

This is my brother, Tony and his new wife, Karlene.  Don't they look happy?  They were married Saturday, 07/07/07.

My nephew, "little" Tony and my neice, Heather

(This is the most accurate picture of what the sky looked like)

This is where they were married.  I was a wimp and skipped out on the ceremony (and 2 hour sail) on the boat and just went to the reception.  I was afraid I'd get sea sick or make myself sick worrying that I'd get sea sick.  The reception was held here; drinks and hors d'oeuvres overlooking the harbor.  It was a very nice time.

Although you wouldn't know it from my last few posts, I have been knitting, crocheting, and spinning (not enough spinning for any pictures though).

I've knitted quite a bit on the lace portion of the Simple Knitted Bodice. What's that? You don't think it looks like much knitting? There was quite a bit more knitting done than shown in the pics; it's pretty hard to show the rows that had to be tinked! There were several of them. At least as many as you see completed in the picture. It's stupid really; it's an incredibly easy 4 row repeat (and 2 of those rows are all knit). Apparently, I just can't keep my mind focused for 189 stitches in a row. Oh well, only about 2 or 3 more repeats to go; shouldn't take more than a month or two ;-).

I crocheted 3 Fish Baby Washcloths last night when I got home from Chicks with Sticks (well, I finished the 3rd this morning).  I first saw these done on Vickie's project page on Ravelry and marked them as a favorite.  I was so happy when she asked me if I'd test her pattern.  How could I resist? Not only am I going to be a Nonni (grammy) in December, but Samm wants to do the baby's room in an ocean and fish theme! I can see some of these as decorations and stuffed toys.  I made the top one using a size H hook and some Peaches and Cream cotton; the middle one is in Bernat Cottontots using a size J hook, and the bottom is done in Cotton Fleece with a size I hook.  I love them all.  This is a fantastic quick and easy pattern; Vickie did a great job!  She'll be posting the pattern soon. 

A "Spare Square" for Colleen's blanket drive.

8inch diagonal knit square - 10 rows garter, 5 rows seed

size 8 needles

One strand each: Plassard Layette, color 209 and Lion MicroSpun in white.  It's very soft.

A sqaure for the Rebuilding Greensburg project.

Another 8inch diagonal knit square, this one in garter stitch

size 8 needles

Reynolds Odyssey, color 409

Since we're on the topics of washcloths and squares, this would be a good time to direct your attention to Rabbitch's latest do-gooder project. She is collecting washcloths for the Women's Information Safe House; read about it here.  I'll be making a few; how about you?

AND NOW FOR THE BIG NEWS:




Meet Clover !

Saturday Sky - Party Edition

It was a beautiful day for a Graduation party.

My nephew, Tony, graduated from High School Thursday night.

He was so serious marching in.

Looks a little happier here.

 "I'd better get out of here before they realize they made a mistake!" ;-) 

Karlene (my brother's fiance'), "Big" Tony, "Lil" Tony, Heather (Tony's sister)

Tony and Papa (My dad is not a short man; "Lil" Tony is about 6' 4") .

Just a few pictures from the Graduation party today:

Tony looked a bit more relaxed.

My great-niece, Kayla, enjoyed a good lunch.


My Dad played Chef.  

Some dipped their feet in the pool:

 

While others went all the way in:

 

I won't bore you with all the pictures from the party; but if you'd like to see them, click here.

It really was a very nice day.  Congratulations, Tony!

Weekend Recap

I'm posting my Saturday Sky picture late again this week.  Saturday's weather was pretty nasty and you could barely see the sky, so I took a drive around town to find a picture that would be a bit more interesting than just a grey blob. 

As you can see, Saturday was no day for the pool, but that was okay because I had other plans anyway.

I met up with my sister and some of her friends from work at Wild Willy's for lunch and then we headed up to The Ogunquit Playhouse to see Menopause The Musical.  I had already seen the show with hubby in Boston a couple of years ago, but it's the kind of show you could see over and over again.  If you haven't seen it and get the opportunity, you really should.  It's hysterical (and pretty accurate too)!

Sunday's weather was much better!  It cooperated with my plans of floating around in the newly set up pool.  I worked at the gym in the morning; came home at noon, had some lunch, then spent a couple of hours napping on my float in the pool.  It felt so good to just float around with the warmth of the sun on me. The nice weather didn't last,of course; it's cloudy today.  But that's okay, I have to spend the day at work anyway.

I did do a little knitting and a little spinning over the weekend, but I have no pictures for you. So, I'll just distract you with a silly kitty picutre.

 

Ruby with Jay. I don't know what's up with Ruby's legs; she's just strange!

Have a great day!

Thursday Things

Lame title, I know.  I can't think of a clever title right now.

Thank you all very much for all the congrats and well wishes about yesterday's news.  We are very excited about the new addition to our family and you can be sure that there will be a lot of teeney tiny FO's showing up on this blog in the future :-)  I have a few items that I must finish up before I can start any of the wee baby items, though.

I finished knitting the Booga bag last night and the SIX FEET OF I-CORD this morning.  Is there anything more boring to knit than an endless strand of I-cord?  I didn't think so.  Here's a picture of the bag, pre-felting:

I just love the colors; don't you? I'll be felting this tonight so that it has time to dry before the next class on Monday. I've decided that I'll donate this bag to the auction being held at the end of this month to benefit the  High School Shop teacher in town who is battling Leukemia.  I had no real plans for it when I started it so when Samm mentioned the auction to me and asked what we could donate, it just seemed like that was the best thing to do with it.  Samm is going to donate a couple of watches she made.

I have nothing else knitting related, so I'll share some pictures from my sister's 50th birthday celebration at Romano's Macaroni Grill in Burlington, MA.  Her birthday was actually a week ago, but the Aunts and Cousins (girls only) celebrated on Tuesday.  It was my first time at this restaurant and it was YUMMY.

Aunts Barbara and Cheryl and my Mom

Aunts Kathy and Betty 

Cousin Sharon and Aunt Polly

Aunt Betty, Sherri the Birthday Girl, and Sharon

Hugo, the waiter, delivers the cake and they sing Happy Birthday in Italian. At least we think that's what they were singing, but who knows since none of us speak Italian.  Well, I do speak a little Italian, but not in public ;-)

I really was there too, but I neglected to ask anyone to take a picture of me.  My sister took one of me in the back seat of the car on the way home (while she was driving!) but that was quickly deleted, as were the ones I tried to take of myself - EGADS! I looked awful!

Have a great day!

Saturday Sky (and other stuff)

Today's crappy Saturday Sky

Here's a picture of what I woke up to this morning:  

Hubby had to force the door open to get inside to get the snow brush and ice scraper:  

Hmmm, where am I while they're all out there shovelling? Inside staying warm, of course.

I finally finished my Dad's birthday socks this morning. His birthday was Thursday, but he was busy then anyway so it's okay that I didn't finish until today. He loves thems (good thing considering all the grief they caused me).

Details: Yarn: Regia Bamboo color #10604

Pattern: Top down stockinette over 64 stitches on size 2 dpn's

I managed to put the right zipper in my Big Balls sweater on Thursday night. It's not perfect, but it's a good as I can do. I love this sweater!

I don't, however, love having my picture taken. What a stupid look I have on my face. Just look at the sweater, okay.

Details: Yarn: Spunky Eclectric's Chunky Big Ball Sweater Yarn in the Vineyard colorway.

Needles: size 10 addi turbos

Pattern: Chunky Everyday Cardi by Amy King 

It feels really good to have two more projects off the needles! Perhaps the Faina's scarf will see the light of day again. That might be nice since I'm supposed to be doing this as part of a knit along. I think I'll work on it for a while today and maybe start a baby sweater tonight for some mindless knitting. Faina takes complete concentration so she can't go to work with me tomorrow. I'd totally screw it up if I got interrupted in the middle of a row.

I've got a couple other pictures for you:

Jay, Rico, and Samm.

Aren't they cute? Rico really does love that little t-shirt. He'll walk around all day in it. Cindy wants to know why she doesn't get a t-shirt (or maybe she's wondering what's wrong with Rico that he likes wear t-shirts, especially peach colored t-shirts).