knit.so.quaint: Thank you!

09 March 2010

Thank you!

Thank you everyone for your kind words!!!

Today was a marvellous first day.....well, aside from the fact there was no knitting while I was at work *wink*

I did however manage a whole 10rows when I got home tonight though!

Ahhhhh.....its the little things that make us knitters happy :D

4 comments:

Jo's PlaceMar 9, 2010 09:53 AM
So pleased your first day went well Kelly, and yay for still getting some knitting done
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Rainbow ChildMar 9, 2010 02:48 PM
so glad it went well!!!!!!!!!!! x
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Jelly WaresMar 9, 2010 03:20 PM
Congrats on the new job.... So glad your first day went so well...

Hugs
Jodie :)
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Joanna SalterMar 9, 2010 11:47 PM
If I remember rightly anyone would be lucky to have you working for them! Hope all going well with being back here in NZ. When you have time drop me a line. Would love to catch up when you are down this way. Believe it or not baby number 2 is due in 4 weeks! Jo S
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