
And I'm pretty sure Mrs. Turner would NOT have approved of this series for the Bothell library.
Taking a quick snack break (the swimsuit on the left is all you are gonna see of Riveria, the human blur)
The boys are gaining a lot of confidence in the water; the twins can back float like nobody's business, everyone was jumping off the side and going under the water with a minimum of trauma (water up the nose, blindness, etc). And Michael is totally fearless in the water, that boy def. needs swimming lessons stat!
Even Gramma Laurie had a lot of fun, the water was great and swimming is so good for the achy back! And I wasn't the palest person in the pool (that would have been the people who swam in full length outfits for some reason; the sun obvs. never gets anywhere near their skin).
We will def. go back soon!
RJ and Mikey get a sweet treat. Yum! For the adults, there was a bar you could stop at on the Lazy River. Yum for big people!
Liam is the first to feel the not super warm water.
Gramma Laurie and the boys waiting to board Thunder Canyon (or take a smoke break if Liam's hand signal is correct)
RJ looks hellbent on causing some damage to a poor unsuspecting driver.
"Rose Petals" silk & merino laceweight from Heritage Yarns (also on Etsy)
This project also calls for 622 beads which are knit into the stole, and I chose these Czech seed beads:
"Watershed" from Neighborhood Fiber Co. (purchased at Wool Girl) in color "Grant Circle". Againa 70/30 merino/seacell blend. I am partial to this fiber artist cuz she names her yarns after neighborhoods in Washington DC, so I can think of my Car-Car and Tonsy while I'm knitting.
Tip o' the iceberg, folks! I will be busy for many many months (years actually) with my stash!