Things I did this weekend:
Visited Dale’s sister at her campsite. I mostly sat around at the pond. It was good. (picture inspired by Claudia)
Picked up our CSA share. It included peppers, tomatoes, onions, eggplant, celery, leeks, potatoes, blueberries, green beans and these beautiful sunflowers.
Baked blueberry muffins.
Knit on the Cascata shawl. There’s a story behind this one but I’ll tell you later.
You know what I didn’t do at all? Spin. I think I have completely fallen off the Tour De Fleece wagon. Whoops.
Amy Said,
Mmm, and now I need some blueberry muffins, stat!
Kate Said,
T-minus 5 days until I’m parked on my campsite for the week… I’ll be up near Kim in NH… can’t wait to smell the mountains. Bye bye Boston & work… hello vacation in NH.
margene Said,
There is so much to do over a weekend…it’s hard to fit it all in especially when you’re laying on a beach.
Manise Said,
What a wonderful weekend! The Cascata shawl looks interesting. Looking forward to the back story on this one. Fingering weight yarn?
Laurie Said,
I made zucchini muffins this weekend but (first time ever…) they didn’t turn out. Your blueberry ones looks delicious!
Love the yarn you’re using for Cascata. I bookmarked that pattern. I really like it, but the stitch pattern is kind of similar to Luna Moth which I just finished recently. I’ll wait a while before knitting this one.
Beautiful sunflowers!
Laurie Said,
Plenty of riders crash and are DNF. So be it with spinners.
Vicki Said,
Oooh, that’s a pretty shawl! Your muffins look wonderful. I think I’m hungry. ; )
Lucia Said,
Do tell the shawl story. I love stories. I love summer fruit, too. Blueberry muffins, yum.
Did you at any point sit *in* the pond? That would have been my inclination.
Cookie Said,
Looks like a lovely weekend. You’re thinking about spinning. That’s enough. Did I mention that I’m still struggling with that Shetland? I may not live long enough to finish it. /sigh
Hillary Said,
The sunflowers are wonderful and so are the muffins. They put the one I got from the local chain sandwich shop to shame.
As for the spinning I’d have to say that you’re still doing ok – way ahead of those like me who never quite made on to the wagon. My poor, lonely wheels.
Teyani Said,
Summer! It looks great on you
Nora Said,
What a lovely, colorful time!
Tina M. Said,
Sounds like you’re making the most of your summer, in the very best ways. I wants a muffin!
The shawl looks beautiful too, that’s a great pattern for hand dyed yarn.
Carol Said,
Can’t wait to see the shawl finished! Love that pattern and your yarn looks gorgeous.
Jo-Ann Said,
I sat just about as close to the lake as you did to the pond … and I even went in
Muffins look YUMMMMMY! Can’t wait to hear the story on the shawl, stories are gooood! Beautiful yarn for the shawl 
Sara Said,
Now, I’m hungry for blueberry muffins! And, the sunflowers are beautiful.
Maureen Said,
Yum to those blueberry muffins… I made blueberry jam last weekend. Just love this time of year.
Kim Said,
LOVE the color of your shawl!
Kristi aka FiberFool Said,
I’ll trade you my CSA box for yours! LOL! We’re still in the mostly greens phase here. Well, this week we did get some beets and peas.
JessaLu Said,
It’s gorgeous and you are OSSUM! xoxo
jill Said,
Nice weekend. Fresh produce and blueberry muffins? Sweet!