Okay, maybe not you exactly. More like for a new English baby named Oliver who is 3 weeks old.
His scarf features the colors of the mother’s football club. He also has one in the colors of the father’s football club, but I figured that mum has put in the most work thus far, so she wins.
this is my blog where i write about things. i live in england with this one guy i’m married to, but i haven’t always.
(katie + stephan)
i sometimes take pictures like this one:
(5-year anniversary iceland trip)
i collect shiny things at magpieing.tumblr.com.
i'm currently reading:
The Blind Assassin
by Margaret Atwood
Infinite Jest
by David Foster Wallace
Njal's Saga
aka Burnt Njal
Les Misérables
by Victor Hugo
(58 of 101 books)
5 Comments
Katie,
When did you get so domesticated? He is absolutely gorgeous.
Oh, you. He took forever. I knitted him this summer, but I procrastinated putting him together until 2 weeks before the baby was due. And that took more time than the actual knitting!
Oh my heavens, your spectacular talents are seemingly endless! That is one beautiful piece of handiwork, you!
Dear Katie,
Myself along with an assortment of relatives would like to know what kind of a tail did you put on this cute little bunny?
Dear Amy: Now we just have to wait for the nuclear holocaust for this particular skill to be marketable! I mean, after the demand for clothing has been exhausted.
Dear Mom and assorted relatives: He doesn’t have a tail. Or a mouth. He’s much too posh.