They fit!

My sockapaloooza pal got her socks & she likes them! I'm in knitting heaven.

Summertime

School has ended for the year & summer vacation has begun. The time for Saturdays all week long (according to Q) & finally being able to watch Mr. Rogers every day (that's M). I've recently started thinking about what summer vacation means. I have memories of being lazy, playing with my toys all day long, reading while laying in the grass, biking with friends, & my favorite: sleeping in. I loved summers & have tried to recreate this fun for my sons. They are involved in a daily (but optional to them) neighborhood park program, which allows them to do the sporty things their mother is just not gifted in. We try to take small trips to see my siblings, the boys join my parents at their cabin, & day trips to a lake for a swim are also a favorite. Our summers are usually carefree, spontaneous, & fun.
I'm curious as to what others think about summers? Do you plan lots of activities for your kids (or yourself)? What are some of your favorite summer memories?
(the picture shows the boys talking today. I came out to hear them talking about how tax is cheaper in Tennessee. Thinking their report cards did not lie & I do indeed have the smartest kids around, I casually asked what they were talking about. Well, umm, apparently they are trying to figure out a way to get a Nintendo DS cheaper. The things boys discuss....)

Love socks

What does a Mom do when she watches her son adjust to a new life as a diabetic? Knit love socks! These socks were as much for me as they were for him. As I knit these I felt like I had a little control. I could remind him again that his mom loves him through all of life's adventures & always will.
7 year old boys do not like to stand still long for photoshoots of their socks. This picture was taken last week at Grammy's house. Don't his feet look like they are ready to get back to having fun again?
Knit with Lorna's Laces (always so yummy!), color argyle. My own pattern.