Dude, whats on yer mind?
WOW! You've gotten a lot done since yesterday. You amaze me - and you're gerbera daisies are beautiful as well.
Drew: Hello Vanessa! Thanks! And it looks like there are more daisies getting ready to bloom. 
Hey Dude - Que bueno! Me gusta mucho! Oh and, buena suerte on whatever it is you're doing tonight!
Drewberto: Muchisimas Gracias!
Where are Terry's patterns? The baby afghan looks faboo!
Drew: It's an old Leisure Arts pattern booklet that I'm pretty sure is OOP. It's booklet #3059. I bet it's available on eBay. Hope you find it, it's incredible!!
Good luck with whatever you are doing today
Drew: Hiya Jean! Thanks!!
Great stuff and good luck!!!
Drew: Thanks Sedie!!!
Hmm, something you have never done before? Got a hot date? Ha Ha, just kidding. Can't wait to hear all about it!
Drew: Not too hot, kinda breezy and 70 degrees. We were outside though. 
Wish I had as much time to play with yarn as you do... I am jealous..
Drew: You never know what the future holds!!!
Wow, look at all the progress! Go Dude Go!
Drew: Thanks Megan! Woo hoo HOO!!!
DUDE!!
Very nice, very nice indeed!
tomorrow, you ARE going to spill about tonight...huh?
Drew: NANCY!! Thank you thank you... I'll spill what I can.
Wow, that is a lot of progress, and all the while you have company. Your niece is very pretty, she should be your Crochet Chick Model.
Drew: Thanks Dave, I'll tell her you said that! I may have her model the ponchos I have in my poncho booklet and redesign the cover. Now you got my creative wheels a turnin'....
It's okay to have 1000 WIPs when you constantly complete 200 per day...
Your work continues to amaze me. Of course, the quality is what sets you apart, but the quantity is quite impressive too!
I'm always excited to hear someone is trying something new. Good for you! Hope you had a blast!!!! (As long as it isn't a 12 step program calling for fiberwork abstinence...)
Drew: Steve, I like those numbers!! Wanna be my accountant?
Commentation back 'atcha.
I've got a little tomato ripening on one of my tomato plants!
I just love fall here. It's like a second spring isn't it?
Drew the shawl looks very nice,lots of detail and the flower is a very nice touch. Are those hearts?
Also is the baby blanket in pineapple stitch? It looks like the base of a pineapple stitch. At any rate you go guy, your work is coming along beautifully.
I am glad you have a good sense of humor. I was worried after I left the last comment! I found the book on ebay, and actually the afghan is in more than one of Terry's books.
Drew:
Thanks for the kind words. . .the clouds are rolling in as I write this. I think we'll be okay but you never know. Charley turned on us within an hour.
You have been working so hard on alot of projects! I love the comfortshawl and the WIP baby blanket.
You have made me crave brioche. . .must try to make some in the near future!
Thanks again for watching out for me and have a great week!
Molly
It was so nice to talk to you at Laurie's the other night. All I can say is you rock and you deserve all of the attention you are currently receiving. Luv ya!
It's so nice that you have a model, that Comfortshawl would look fairly silly on you, or cleo the cat.
Hi, Drew! I'm with you on the Kimbrough designs. The borders really make the piece and are my inspiration for my current baby afghans. Of course, I'm not going as extravagant but WOW! There are some really amazing borders in that leaflet! And, I see that you have now finished the afghan. It's absolutely stunning. (Do you sleep?)
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