I found something to post a picture of.  This was the blanket that I made that was too little for PRR.  It is really small.  I was only working on it once a week so one week I thought "I'm almost half way" and by the next week my brain remembered the "half way" but not the "almost."  It's still a cool blanket and I'll donate it somewhere else.

We went to the library yesterday.  I was kind of irritated at them.  I had some very overdue books and I knew that but I assumed there was a per book cap on fines and what they wanted was three to four times what I was expecting.  It wasn't really their fault and I know that it was just an unpleasant surprise.  We signed up for the summer reading program (kids get prizes for how many minutes they read, which is why my kids were bribed into reading yesterday).  My daughter is still classified as being in the children's section but she was in the young adult section and saw a game that you can enter to win prizes. She asked me if she could enter it and I told her to ask the librarian.  They said no because it was for kids who were classified as young adult.   She and I were fine with the rules but later when I approaching the computer too look up a book (is it still called a card catalog?) the librarian called out across the room (I was kind of walking toward her), "you can't redeem minutes till next week."  I said, "I know, she just wanted to know if she could play the game."   She said, "It's for older kids."  I said, "I know, that's fine." I was just kind of irritated because I wasn't questioning her and she was interrupting what I was doing. That sounds petty but it's hard to explain.  It makes me not want to go back.  I was already planing to go to a different one next time (around here they are all connected).

I played WOW and my little girls (all my characters are female) are just running around trying to level.  I won't really get anything done with that, podcats or kdrama today.  I am still working on the shawl but I'm slow, I need to speed up a bit.  Other that that I think everything is going well so far this summer.  See you next time.