Hello and welcome to the Yarniaks podcast.

This is episode 90, which we are recording on Tuesday, June 9.

I almost said 7th, 2015.

I'm Gail.

And I'm Charlene.

What are you wearing today?

I am wearing my Rayune sweater,

which is a pattern by Kirsten Johnstone. I knit this last summer in Dragonfly Fibers Pixie. It was a yarn that I picked up at Stitches 2014, and the Pixie, let's see, Pixie yard comes in big skeins 475 yards to a skein so i only used

one and about three quarters of a skein for the sweater it was awesome yeah it's so pretty it's a

mesmerizing color it's one that the more I look at it, the more I stare.

It's like, oh, yeah, the color is called Firecracker, and it's a dark brown, almost a purply brown.

But it's got bright pops of firework colors in it, I guess you could say.

And those are speckled throughout.

Really lovely.

And the sweater, Rayune, is just an open front cardigan with short sleeves, which is perfect for a day like today, which turned out to be quite foggy this morning. Which was bizarre. Quite overcast. Yeah, the fog blew off at our house, and it was hot on our run this morning, hot. And then it came right now. Yeah, by the time I got out of the shower, it was foggy and chilly again. Because that's what happened. It was totally sunny here this morning. Yeah. And the fog came back in. Bizarer weather. We seem to say that more often than not lately. But this is typical June weather. Yeah, but usually when it blows out, it doesn't blow right back in that quickly. So, because we're more up on the hill. So for us, I think we see.

Well, you're in the sunbelt and we're up on the hill.

I'm in the sunbelt.

So we're, we're very sunny, but we're also close to the beach.

My kids walk to the beach.

Oh, do they?

Well, and their beach party for the end of school is tomorrow, and the kids always walk to the beach and every year it's

always foggy. We were having that conversation this weekend. It's always foggy for the beach day. So I'm

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