We've passed through Arizona and Southern California and today we leave Grandma and Grandpa's house to head to Oregon. Squeal!!!! I'm a little excited about seeing my daughter again! I just think six months is a long time.
The other day, I was considering how many hours a year we spend in the car. So far in 2011, we have spent -- on furloughs only -- 160 hours traveling. That doesn't count the 20 or more hours a week we spend in the car as we travel around Mexico. That also doesn't include the other 45+ hours we still have ahead of us this trip.
Needless to say, as a family we have discovered many ways to pass the time while driving. I wanted to share these shots of Jessee. This is his new travel-pasttime:


The book title: "Knitting with Balls".
I would say that the title is a bit, um, brash, but I thought it very funny. And hey, if it helps my guys pass a few hours in relative peace, I'll accept a bit of off-color humor!!!

2 comments:
I love it! (the book that is!) My husband always said he enjoyed knitting with his mom when he was growing up. I wish you safe and blessed travels as you head up my way! Oregon is beautiful!
I have a couple books on knitting and crocheting (I prefer the hook to the needles, especially when out-and-about). The first is titled Knitting & Crocheting for Idiots; the second is From Knit to Crochet (patterns for crochet that replicate knitting styles).
I got the opportunity to be the founding president for the knitting/crocheting club at Simpson University, we were the knitpickers... =J
...though there were some creative names thrown out that put Knitting With Balls on the tame side... =/
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