Problem is that I owe a pair of socks to Tina, a pair of socks to my sister, and a pair of socks to my mother. Tina's socks are about 3/4 of the way done and I've already knit my mother a pair. So I guess I ought to make my sister a pair. And she also loves the pattern. I suppose that I can knit them for her first, learn the pattern, and knit myself a better pair. That works for me.
This is our Christmas Tree Topper. Somehow, it was deemed
fitting that he should have something up his behind.
That ought to give you some idea of our sense of humor
I'll FINALLY get to start Blaze, with the super yummy alpaca that I pet before going to bed every night. Luckily, the boyfriend doesn't even notice when I knit in public anymore, so he's gotten very good at ignoring all the yarn sitting around my room. And my actions towards it.
And then, I'll start the Bayerische sock. I'm thrilled to find a sock pattern with a gauge of 9sts/inch since that's my typical gauge with Opal and that's the yarn my sister picked out for her socks.
When I was little, I used to build forts under this bush.
The best part was that my parents could never see me.
Clearly, I am a throne for the cat. This is a scan of a print
my sister took, when I fell asleep reading one evening.
Yesterday, I stayed on campus until 9:30pm, working in various computer labs. I managed to get quite a bit of work done - I only have two papers and a final exam left. So, I've calmed down a bit and am rewarding myself for managing to hand in two finals today. I managed to get about 3 pages of the 5 page paper done, so if I can finish that tonight, I have tomorrow, Monday, and Tuesday to churn out 20 pages. Totally do-able.
Right?
Type on!! I know you can do it! There's a good essay about knitting in classes/meetings in the new Knitter's. I remember many years ago (never mind, it was in the last century) sittin in Philosphy and Algebra and knitting while we philosophised.
ReplyDeleteBTW if you decide to drop over to the area for some shopping, let me know. Maybe we can meet at AC Moore's or somewhere.