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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Drive by Blogging

Thanks for all the comments on little Logan yesterday. He is just great. He will eventually be allowed to model knitwear, but he has to learn some wool manners first. He has tried to walk off with my current Christmas knitting a couple of times (no damage, just a little dog spit), so we'll have to work on what is and isn't allowed before he is ready for the responsibility of showing off knitwear.

I'll have some regular knitting to show tomorrow because we're doing pretty well on the Christmas gifts right now.

posted by Melanie at 9:47 AM

4 Comments:

Blogger Kim said...

Ha ha! Love it. Makes me feel better to know that my 10-month-old golden isn't the only one who thinks he can knit. Hugs and ear scrunchies to Logan.

10:43 AM  
Blogger Connie Peterson said...

I bet he will learn, fast. My Golden, "Goldy" was 'trained' by my sister ... she said that you only had to tell Goldy once and she remembered what she was not supposed to do. Those Goldens are SMART!

11:52 AM  
Anonymous Kate said...

Maybe he just wants to learn to knit? :-P

3:23 PM  
Anonymous Madeline said...

I completely understand the problem of a fiber-loving (in the wrong way) animal. Our new kitty loves wool and alpaca and he will drag a shawl or sweater off and chew on it posturing as though he is a lion and the knitwear is his large prey.

3:40 PM  

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