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26 comments:
That's exactly how I felt after WoolFest in the Lake District a few weeks ago!
Alice (in London)
What a way to go!
I hope you're coming to group tonight to tell us all about it...
that's hilarious. that's how i feel after a weekend at a lindy hop event. now i won't think of knitting weekends as a relaxing escape :)
I understand. My buddy Arlene was there at camp with you and I heard LOTS of good stories about all the fun y'all had.
I'll have to save up my pennies and do the lottery thing next year.
Phyllis
Welcome back! Can't wait to hear about it!
Awww. You need an ice pack? I've got a few lying around here :-)
Ha! That's how to do it! *grin*
Interesting how my first thought when seeing the image was 'he looks in need of a massage...' which I'd glady offer to. :)
Yo! Get up slacker, harlot's in town.Go drink and knit,or send that sheep friend of yours. denny.
Must have been good time had by all!
I so love those developed thighs and calves...very sexy
The best thing for you is a little hair of the dog (or sheep) that bit you...so I do hope you are coming to Stitches in Britches tonight -- if only for medicinal purposes.
Glad you had a good time. And what a cute little drawn tush you have. ;o)
LOL~~! Have seen a many of days that I looked like that...
ahhh the good ole days!
Oh, get well soooooon, we want to see and hear about ALL of it.
C'mon, Franklin, don't be a sooky baby.
You know we want to hear who doesn't get along with whom, who hates whose stuff.
By your self you're pretty cute, but not THAT cute...
Nice sofa ;)
rendez vous o lace? and even cartoon franklin has a cute ass. ;)
Can you breathe okay like that?
Are you knitting a SOCK?
Where's Dolores?
You'll get over the fatigue fast and wish that you could come to camp with me this Thursday. In fact, I did that once, 2 camps in a row.....now that was worth the ice pack! I'm really glad that you enjoyed yourself and hope that you'll come to oft-timers next year!
Cartoon great - Photos Better?
"Moderation is a fatal thing. Nothing succeeds like excess." OW
I'm with Jon...too tired to post, but not too tired to exaggerate the calve muscles for a flattering submissive positioning.
First visit to your blog a la Yarn Harlot's hotlink and glad I took the cue. Hilarious, both of you. I've always wanted a toilet seat that automatically lifted when it sensed someone nearby. Please let your readers know how that invention works out...hopefully better than the recliner (still LOL). Can't wait to see your pics from camp and I am sooooo envious. Sounds like a blast.
I love this cartoon! Knitting or not, I've had a lot of days that ended that way.
Sans goatee of course. :)
Looking forward to more about camp, and any horrors you may have had to witness courtesy of your ovine travelling companion.
I didn't mean to presume that you were horrified by the lovely lady's likely demure behaviour...perhaps she was on her best behaviour? Regardless, I'm afraid schadenfreude is my default setting.
The mind reels.
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