My good intention ...

Sounds like a knitters paradise! Have fun.

Murielle

Hrumph.

I'll report next week.

Mary

LOL!

You do that. ;-))

Murielle

I'll get my birthday money from my MIL and DH (that ones a maybe - since when he bought the tickets to "Spamalot" back in May, he said something about combining Mothers day and birthday presents together) and go to the LYS and spend hour or so debating whether I need more stash!

and then take the DH and youngest daughter to the ice cream place for being good while I was in the yarn store.

Donna in S. Indiana

Ooh, please be sure to tell us all about Welsh knitting history at the museum! They might have traditional sock patterns or something.

=Tamar

Gorgeous handcrafted gifts for the home. We have many great gifts such as bunting ,chalkboards, doorstops,cath kidston paint, cath kidston fabric, spotty heart,cushions,shelves,shaker pegs plus more...

Just back. We didn't go to the museum because it was raining. Well, that is, not the normal heavy Welsh rain we're used to but violent, blinding flood-making rain. The rain stopped on Sunday so we hesitantly ventured out to find the village with only one gay. I suspect you have to be British to understand that ...

Another time we'll try, we were all disappointed.

Mary

No, you don't. Was his name "Dafyd"? (Not sure of the spelling. )

Higs, Katherine

Close - it's Daffyd :-)

The village sign has been stolen and replaced so often that they've now fitted a blue one which they hope nobody will want. We still took pictures with it though ... for a son who's a great fan. We don't have a television but are made to watch it when we visit :-)

Mary

I don't have a television this year, but manage to catch LB on the computer once in a while. I didn't realize that they used a real village for that sketch.

Higs, Katherine

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They don't, just the sign. I didn't know there was such a place but our daughter said it wasn't far away. It was spectacular scenery along the route, worthwhile going just for that.

Mary