It took just under 10 hours on Friday for my work life to go from manageable to out of control. As a result, work will, for the foreseeable future, bleed uncontrollably into all aspects of my life. It means no weaving, no sewing and very little knitting. It means I will neglect this blog, like an unfit mother, posting sporadically when I need a break from writing, thinking and crunching numbers.
(ps The Jaywalkers are a fun knit, but I do see why Cookie A.l's Monkey's are #1 on Ravelry.)
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Thursday, February 04, 2010
Total cop-out
No post because I am sick, exhausted and so very busy. A better blogger would have posts written for just these times. Not me. Catch you next week.
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Happy Groundhog Day
And what a better day to revisit ye old New Year's Resolutions. Let's start with the
Knitty
Step 1 - success to date. I have purchased no soda in the grocery store, not even the 99 cent cups at the checkout. Well, almost. My boss has started bringing 2 liters to work - for everyone to share. I do partake one or two (or three?) cups a week. I think it's only fair that I purchase a bottle in exchange. Don't you agree?
Knitty
- Knit less. See the sewing and weaving. Sure, nothing is finished, but it was time spent on crafts other than knitting.
- Knit in color. Cha-ching my blog-reading friends! Bonus story: walking across campus with my boss. She turns and asks what brand my hat is - she likes it, looks warm. I held out my hands and said I made it - with these. A priceless event.
- Finish Na Craga. No where near completion, but I at least excavated the basic parts.
- Finish the tea lights. No comment.
- Finish the plain gray sweater. No comment.
- Knit more Christmas gifts. Check - started my first pair of Jaywalkers, which will end up a gift for someone.
Step 1 - success to date. I have purchased no soda in the grocery store, not even the 99 cent cups at the checkout. Well, almost. My boss has started bringing 2 liters to work - for everyone to share. I do partake one or two (or three?) cups a week. I think it's only fair that I purchase a bottle in exchange. Don't you agree?
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