Naughty Girl

Today instead of doing things at home I went on a little trip to Islington and visited Loop the knit salon. Not a simple local yarn shop no it is a knit salon.
While I was walking my daughter to school I was thinking about what do I really need to knit for myself. Then it hit me, a new scarf to go with my new coat that I got for my birthday. The coat is a strange colour, is it brown or is it very
dark purple. I was sure I would find something matching in Loop in an interesting yarn. I did find these Laines du Nord yarn called Madras. It is a wool, viscose, polyamid mix. During lunch and on the way home I managed to knit up an entire ball. That tells me that I cast on to many stitches. The scarf needs to be skinnier so that the four balls will turn into a longer scarf. Loop also had the latest issue of Interweave Knits. I was wondering whether the postman had already brought it to my house.
While there I bought myself the latest Rebecca baby + kids magazine.
Back home I got the new Simply Knitting from my local news agent. He had kindly reserved a copy for me.
I had never been to that part of London and actually wandered around. Driving through doesn't really count. They have some very nice shops there, I was very taken by a French Bakery. Finally some proper continental bread! How I have missed that. Usually when I arrive at my Mums that's all I want; freshly baked bread, with a hard crust.
When I finally made it home, after picking up the child from school.
Perry was feeling left out, he was very hungry and anyway where had I been. When he is upset he goes and beats up his toy or attacks something else.
Well he had a go at his toy mouse and at the same time whacked our Christmas tree a bit.
Perry look the 'mouse is on the floor, look again it is on the floor. Oh and in case anybody is worried about Perry, I only have a few glass Christmas Ornaments and they have all been put much higher up than he can reach. The only problem would be if he knocks the whole tree over.