It was fun seeing his relatives and just hanging out. My sister in law made an

And we colored Easter eggs:

I also did a lot of knitting on DP's socks:

They'll have to be washed soon though, because they're full of cigarette smoke. They're simple stockinette socks over 72 stitches on US 0, with a short row toe and heel. I think I'll rib the cuff, but I'm not sure yet.
All in all it was a pleasant time, but I really wish they lived closer to us. It takes us 9 hours to get there, which is about 5 hours too long.
In other news, I finally got a pic of the Monsoon socks:

I used US 0 for the toe through heel and US 2 for the cuff. I followed the pattern for the toe, foot and heel, but changed up the cuff a bit. I didn't use all the cables they called for, and not all of my cables were 5/1/5 crosses. I think it looks good, and they are extremely comfortable. I enjoy thick-ish socks that cushion my feet, so I am extremely pleased with them.
I hear that there's a scary winter storm coming through this week, so perhaps that will give me more time to post!
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