List of Life and Black Sheep Peeps

I have so much stuff to blog about, but have had no time, so I’m just going to do a quick catch up.

• We got a puppy!  I convinced Anthony to go to Greenhill on Saturday, and sure enough, we found a wonderful dog.  Her name is Ella (as in Fitzgerald) and she is so cute.  I’m sure there will be tons of pictures eventually, but I haven’t gotten any loaded onto the computer yet.
• My Ipod is frizzing out on me.  :(  I recently got the Ipod sad face.  Every time it happens I knock it around a little, and it starts back up.  I know this isn’t a permanent fix, I’m just hoping it lasts through the summer.
• I went to Oregon Suzuki Institute for some teacher training and it was awesome.  I had a wonderful teacher, and watched lots of great lessons.  I’ll be posting some pictures soon, so that everyone can get a glimpse of what being a Suzuki teacher means.
• I got tons of great stuff at Black Sheep!  I still haven’t posted everything about Black Sheep even though it was over a week ago.

Speaking of Black Sheep I wanted to post some pictures of some great bloggers that I met there.  Of course I saw the wonderful Kim.

I’m so lucky to be able to have an occasional coffee and knitting date with Kim.  Unfortunately she caught me when I was in the middle of Sheep to Shawl, so we didn’t get to do much together.

I also met Martha from Flying Poodle, but forgot to get a picture.  I think I was too distracted by the beautiful wool she was carrying.  I blame it on the wool.

Then on day two I met Tammi (blogless) who will be participating in the Charity Blanket Swap.  I personally feel that all us Eugene Charity Blanketiers should have a meet up when the blanket is done.

I also met Nichole from the Seattle area.  I can’t seem to find her blog anywhere though, so Nichole, if you stop by give me you’re blog address!  I’m definitely planning on trying to get in touch with her for a meet up if I’m in the Seattle area or at Oregon Flock and Fiber.

I hung out with the local knitting ladies too.  Anthony even spent time at the potluck, and at bought some yarn.  I think in a few years he may be ready to pick out a fleece.  Of course, so far he still refuses to try knitting.  He wants to leave it to me, which is fine for me.  Means I don’t have to guard my stash.