Showing posts with label astronomy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label astronomy. Show all posts

Friday, May 24, 2019

Blast Off!

 What a day-busy yet very enjoyable!
A woman my daughter's age and her young son came for a visit;
Ethan and he are very close in age and played so nicely together--good for both of them!
I sure found it pleasurable to talk 'woman's talk' and watch the boys play.
We even spent a long time in the pool on this hot day!
I finally picked up my knitting to turn the heel on the second Solar sock by late evening.
(This is Nemo hogging my lap and chewing the yarn to let me know he was there!)
Bill came running to announce to me (I was already in bed) there is a launch of a rocket!
"Come on, let's go out and see if we see it!"  
As soon as we stepped outside, we could hear it!
The picture is really a speck but we could see the flames in the first few minutes and then the tail plume as it roared away from earth-always an amazing sight to me!

Monday, January 21, 2019

Did You See This?!

 Sunset last night gave a glimpse of the rosy moon to come!
 The third try on the colorwork mittens had to be ripped out again!
Oh, yeah, it's pretty but it just fit over my hand and it is for a man-it's a no-go!
Upon closer inspection, the pattern I had chosen was for DK yarn not fingering!
 Yup, painful but necessary frogging took place.
After a lot of knitting  on a new pattern and a compromise on the design colors,
it is working out to be easily knit because of its wonderful symmetry!
And the cold night gave me a clear view of the blood moon!  
In the same colors as my mitten!
(the stars don't show in the photo taken with my cell phone but I know they are there
giving me the perfect palette match!)

TANGLED THREADS!

So daughter decided to empty some old yarn bins  for us to detangle and sort for usability. We matched up colors and got to work. We put her...