Hello, all! I hope you are well!
Today is one of those crazy spring days. The forecast said rain and snow starting after lunch time. While it was nice out, Sarah and I walked in the cemetery. Here are a couple of pictures to prove it:
She is wearing a hat and scarf set that I made in my first few weeks as a knitter, about 9 years ago. I used some sort of wool-blend boucle yarn. Cool, eh? I mean, warm, eh?
It may sound strange to walk in a cemetery, but ours is very beautiful and peaceful. There are squirrels and deer and robins, none of them the slightest bit concerned about the occasional human. Yesterday, I saw a robin pulling a worm out of the ground as I walked past. So weird!
Well, my "works-in-progress" are coming along nicely. I am almost done with Ginny's first sock, the re-do. I am very happy with it. The knitting has been enjoyable, too.
I made a new knitting friend on Ravelry who is from Birmingham, England. She sent me mini-hot water bottles that she got at Poundland (This is the equivalent of the Dollar Store for you, Americans. I am unreasonably amused by that). I sent her yarn from the USA. I don't know what it is about knitters, but they are the best bunch of people in the world! Thanks, my new friend!
I have also been working on my novel. This causes me to walk around in a sort-of haze of thought all day. I haven't yet acquired the ability to confine my writing to specific times of the day. Once I get going, I can't seem to stop! Worst of all, I get the best ideas at mass. Agh!
Today is one of those crazy spring days. The forecast said rain and snow starting after lunch time. While it was nice out, Sarah and I walked in the cemetery. Here are a couple of pictures to prove it:
It may sound strange to walk in a cemetery, but ours is very beautiful and peaceful. There are squirrels and deer and robins, none of them the slightest bit concerned about the occasional human. Yesterday, I saw a robin pulling a worm out of the ground as I walked past. So weird!
I made a new knitting friend on Ravelry who is from Birmingham, England. She sent me mini-hot water bottles that she got at Poundland (This is the equivalent of the Dollar Store for you, Americans. I am unreasonably amused by that). I sent her yarn from the USA. I don't know what it is about knitters, but they are the best bunch of people in the world! Thanks, my new friend!
I have also been working on my novel. This causes me to walk around in a sort-of haze of thought all day. I haven't yet acquired the ability to confine my writing to specific times of the day. Once I get going, I can't seem to stop! Worst of all, I get the best ideas at mass. Agh!
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