Knitting Serenade
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| Wandering Musicians serenade knitters: Cheryl (aka Lyle), Jane, and Nancy Fremont County Fair Riverton, WY July 29, 2014 |
The other gentleman sang about wanting to be a tomato - more laughter and foot-tapping music.
These two musicians live in different areas of the country but have travelled and worked county fairs together for several years. They clearly enjoy life and enjoy making others happy, too.
This was probably the most fun we've had in all the years we've met at the fair to knit.
Have you had any pleasant surprises this summer?
I love going to the Fiber Arts exhibits at the fair. Our state fair just finished out and I missed going out. I bet you all did enjoy yourselves.
ReplyDeleteAh this is so cute! Definitely sounds like fun!
ReplyDeleteAww you deserve a serenade! how quaint and how sweet.
ReplyDeleteSurprises? Fireman caught that big Bass last week fishing.
My chives are growing and they keep on giving all summer
Great fun! I wish we had a recording of the knitting song. That would be popular across the knitting blogs.
ReplyDeleteOur summer surprises are the two new babies being added to the family. They were even a surprise to the moms and dads. I am knitting baby things like the wind! There's a knitting song in there somewhere.
Yes, the serenade was a fun surprise! I got a big kick out of it, and I'm glad you had your camera at the ready. These two guys were very talented.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! That looks like a real country fair. We grew up with fairs like that. They still have them in parts of NZ but sadly not in Taupo.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Did you ever notice how knitting brings out the BEST in people?
ReplyDeleteHmmmm...pleasant surprises??? Well, I am kitty-sitting for a friend this month and it has been very pleasant. I'm surprised how friendly Shelby has been. She always seemed very stand-offish at her house. She's been quite chummy here.
What fun! I'm afraid the closest to a pleasant surprise I've had is seeing all three Oprandy men - former co-workers, a father and his two sons - at the funeral yesterday. I see two regularly enough, but the third lives and works in another part of the state...
ReplyDeleteHow fun is that!
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