Garter rib pattern from Sensational Knitted Socks. Easy, no-brainer, TV-watching pattern. In Regia 4 Fadig, although I don't know what color since I can't seem to find either of the labels. I swear I try to keep up with those things, and they disappear anyway. I have four different yarn labels safely tucked away in my knitting bag and can't find either of these....maybe I will stumble across them someday.
On the Fantasy front, I am a bit worried. Both of the QB's I've had (brady and Grossman) are on teams that have secured playoff berths and aren't too concerned about the outcome of Sunday's games. Which means they may not see much playing time. Worrisome. So I dropped Grossman, who pretty much absolutely won't see much playing time according to the experts and picked up Buffalo's Losman, the highest rated QB still available, but he is available because he isn't good. He is also going up against the Baltimore defense, a formidable foe. Do I play Brady and hope like hell that he can rack up some points before he gets pulled to rest up for the playoffs? Or do I take a HUGE gamble and play Losman, who is inconsistent and inexperienced and going up against a top rated defense but whom will be playing the whole game barring injury? Or do play Pennington, a QB who didn't even make the week 17 experts poll for QB's but who is going up against Oakland, a truly bad team?
Decisions, decisions. I'm leaning toward Pennington, but the whole thing is scary.
And the league is watching:
"The pressure must be intense for Geoff. On the one hand, he will claim the league championship, along with whatever trinket goes along with it. On the other hand, posterity will record forever that he, the self-proclaimed leader of the free men of the world united against females in fantasy football leagues, suffered the equivalent of the ultimate knee-to-the-groin 3 times by losing to HER. Better you than me. "
Croos your fingers, hope LT plays most of the game, going for some records, and wish me luck.
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