My mother-in-law is insane.

OK, not really, but she is standing here and told me to write it. And she is still worried my husband has West Nile. Go figure. When I'm a mother, I will understand, or so she tells me.

Anyhoo.

For those of you who think I have died or something, in fact I am quite alive and now in Tulsa, OK, with family. We have one more leg of our cross-country trek from California to Georgia, and we should arrive there late on the 30th.

Supposedly, we have a house, and the stuff is on a truck on it's way there. Our animals are with us.

Much consternation was caused by my deciding what knitting to bring, and what to leave for the movers, and this was VERY STRESSFUL as you out there can imagine. But, of course, in the end I brought far too much ;-)

High Energy Dork.

Even sillier, I inadvertantly packed the cable for my camera, so even though I have a TON of knitting and travelling pictures, they are inaccessible at the moment. Sigh.

BUT! I have been knitting.

1) I finished my friend's Conwy socks.

2) I finished a secret present for a blog-knitting friend - if she sends a pic I'll post it. YOU KNOW who you are ;-)

3) I finished Melanie's mittens-turned-gloves. Since my computer died the pattern was not accessible but I think the computer gurus recovered it.

4) I have most of a new set of socks done for my friend Leonie.

5) I am about 1/3 way or more through Clapotis by the fabulous Kate.
Kate's patterns are outstanding. Do try some. I will show a pic of this fantastic scarf soon.

6) Lastly, I am working on a poncho (yes, I gave in. Welcome me, fellow poncho knitters, to your bandwagon! Yee haw!). This is, of course, the Harlot Poncho. I'm using Silky Wool which I LOVE. It started out as something else, but more on that fiasco later.

In closing...

So, no pics, people. And I am really sorry because I HATE to post without pictures, truly I do, that's why you read it, isn't it???? But I am screwed. The men packed the camera cable. They probably carefully wrapped it in paper first. I'm sure I will find it several months from now. Until then...

Next post! From Georgia.