Started this newest project, a scarf in Buckeye Colors. These asymmetrical scarves are fun to make. This is using Cascade 220 Superwash yarn 100% Superwash Merino Wool. It's really nice yarn to work with and will feel good about the neck. The skeins are small, only 136 yards and I just recently started on the 2nd skein. I'm estimating it will take 3 skeins to make it a nice size; but we'll see. I do have more than 3 skeins, just in case. Purposed this yarn at my local yarn shop when they had a going out of business sale, so it was a good buy. Sad to see them close.Speaking of Buckeye Colors....this is our brunch before the Ohio State vs Michigan game a few days after Thanksgiving. We had egg casserole, Cinnamon Rolls from Mama Mimi's (something they only make at Thanksgiving and Christmas), and of course Champagne. Sadly, our team didn't play well, and Michigan won. Their first win in 10 years.Due to Covid, we did not join the large family gathering (too many people, indoors, without everyone being vaccinated. But, we did set a nice table with heirloom family dishes.Dishes that have been in the family a good long while. Hand painted china, service for 12 given to me by my Great Aunt on my Dad's side of the family. Dad's father's sister, Aunt Irene. Irene was born in 1895 and lived to the age of 92 years old, dying in 1988. I don't know how old she was when she either purchased or was given this set of dishes. I know one of her sister's, Viola had a similar pattern on her dishes.We dressed for dinner.Another lighter book from my listening list. I found the book entertaining. A story of life for two women, best friends for years when they become empty nesters. I also listened to this book while walking, working in the yard, doing kitchen prep etc. The book is different than the TV show. The parts that were different, I won't divulge in case you'ld like to read/listen to it. One of the differences I liked better in the book; and a second major difference I liked better on the tv show.
