Sweater Progress

I finished the left front of my cardigan. It was some what of a mystery. The instructions are a little confusing. I had to have my friend, Bridgette, the knitting goddess, help me out. We finally slugged through the confusion and figured it out. I went home and got through it. Now I am beginning on the right side of the cardigan. Hopefully I can remember what I did. I won't be able to go to Bridgette's for help because I will be in Germany. Speaking of Germany, only 14 more days until we leave. My stomach starts to flip-flop when I think about it now. I am starting to second guess myself. Is this a good thing moving? Will it turn out okay and more importantly can I find a yarn shop that has a knitting group I can join with out much of a language barrier? It's too late to turn back now.

Reggie is batting a Christmas bow around the house. He has found the wrapping bag that is in the closet. I am trying to get a picture of him carrying it but he drops it just as I get my camera ready.

 

I did manage to get a couple of pictures of him with it that weren't blurry. This bow will probably keep him busy for hours which is a good thing. With him busy I know he isn't eating or destroying anything important. He always seems to know what papers we need and what ones we don't. One time he ate Catie's home work and another time he ate one of her letters of references that her teachers had given her. Luckily she was able to get a copy of it. The drivers manual that I had to study to get my drivers license in Germany has most of its pages chewed on.

This morning we had a couch sectional delivered. It's for a friend of ours who is already in Germany. We are putting it in our household goods since we will not even come close to our weight limit. It's a nice leather sectional with a chase on one side.

I went through the cupboard and tossed the items that were open and that we weren't going to take to TLF. Some of the opened items, like the teas and spices I left because I believe that they can be shipped.