This is my new green camera. I got it for Christmas. It isn't a very good likeness, but whenever I post something, The picture gets kind of fuzzy. That is one of the most annoying things that can happen to drawings. Well, anyway, back to my camera. It's a video camera. I used it to take silly video's during my sleepover. Instead of batteries, it charges. If I'm boring you, don't x-out, just scroll down. It won't hurt my feelings. Well anyway, it's digital, so you can scroll through the pictures that were taken.
Speaking of Christmas presents, I got two boardgames;The first addition monopoly and the new operation.


Just randomness personified, but this mangled mess, is (or used to be), A badminton racquet. But now it's more of a strange sort of pack man dude. My sister Veronica, was absent mindedly whacking it around on a cardboard box. This proves how flimsy badminton racquet's are.
-Sheila

Well, The tree's taken down. You know that feeling that comes when the ornaments are all on the tree and it looks just wonderful? Well, the feelings just opposite of that when all the ornaments are off and the tree's needles are everywhere. Christmas feels officially over. I know it's never official, but it sure feels that way. Anyway, life's pretty much back to normal.

On a more cheerful note, It's now 2008! It will probably take months for me to start remembering to write 2008 in the heading of papers and such. I just got used to writing 2007.

I had a slumber party on new years eve. Leigh, Claire, and Lisa came. We watched the ball drop on TV, and toasted the new year with sparkling pink lemonade. We played Twister, Parcheesi (I doubt I spelled that right), and Operation. Pretty much your normal sleepover, except for it being New Years.

-Sheila

Webkinz Coat
Gauge: 2 st - 2 1\2 in.
Cast on 20 st.
K in St. st. for 50 rows.
K 2 tog, K 17, K 2 tog.
K 2 tog, K 15, K 2 tog.
K 2 tog, K 13, K 2 tog.
K 2 tog, K 11, K 2 tog.
K 2 tog, K 9, K 2 tog.
K 2 tog, K 7, K 2 tog.
K 2 tog, K 5, K 2 tog.
K 2 tog, K 3, K 2 tog.
BO
Sew a button onto end of flap.
Hood
Cast on 12 st. K for 10 rows.
BO
Sew a button below the hood and into the corner of the JacketWebkinz Cape
Needle Size: Size 10 strieght.
Yarn: Green and blue worsted.
Cast on 12 st.
Cape
K 2 rows in garter st.
Row 3: K 2, P 8, K 2.
Row 4: P 2, K 8, P 2.
Repeat rows 3 and 4 five times
K 2 rows in garter st.
BO
Sew on the letters you desire.
Straps
Cast on 2 stitches.
K 20 rows.
BO
Sew on to both top ends of the cape.

This is Veronica, my sister. She just got her hair cut and layered. Doesn't it look great?

And for the first time ever, Here's one of my paterns:

Li’ll Kinz Top Down Hat
Yarn: D.K Weight
Size: Li’ll kinz
Gauge: 1\2 inch = 3 st.

Cast on 3 st.
Devide on to 3 double pointed needles
*K f, b, & f in the round until end of *
*K f & b, K 2 until end of *
*K f & b, K 3 until end of *
*K f & b, K 4 until end of *
*K f & b, K 5 until end of *
*K f & b, until end of *
K in Rib st. for 9 rows
BO

School started last week, but it's still as hot as blazes. The beginning of school has started me thinking about Halloween. I think I'm going to be a portrait and wear a picture frame.

I had art class yesterday. I've been working on my cartooning. Above is a picture of a drawing I drew a little while ago. I couldn't scan it in because it was wet. So I took a picture of it.

Here are some more:

They aren't very good and I didn't have time to scan them in.

I'm still enjoying my knitting. My dress is coming along nicely, though it doesn't look exactly like my sketch.

Mom's Birthday is today! Leigh and her Mom, took Me, my sister, and Mom out for lunch. For dinner, We're going with Dad for her birthday dinner!
A day or two ago, we had family over as a sort of party. I gave Mom a framed drawing of her. Veronica gave her some Vara Gradly.
Because I knit, My Aunt wanted me to make a Baby dress for a present to give to a baby girl. If I do it right it should look like this:
Cute, Right?

I got two new pets! I know, I know, you're thinking but, you already have FOUR pets! Well, know I have six.

Well, I better go now. Ta, Ta!

-Sheila