While there I did get to visit briefly with my dearest friend, Emma (can't say longest as I'm taller and can't say oldest and I'm older - debated this with friends already, it would appear I'm at the disadvantage either way, so dearest it is). It was wonderful to see her and delightful to experience how no matter how long it is that we see each other its as if no time has passed at all and we pick right up where we left off. Oh to have such a dear friend.
But on to my issue right now (yes, I know, I always have issues, no need to say it). I'm in a knitting stupor. I have plenty of projects on the needles that I could knit on, but I don't feel like it. I have plenty of projects to cast on but I can't decide what to do. I'm dithering around putzing here and there on this and that and just not that jazzed by what I'm knitting. I don't know why.. I'm all set to go. I bought myself two lovely new Cath Kidston bags in England that I'm planning on using for knitting that are just itching for a nice project to be placed in them. They're practically gagging for them. Help? and do me a favor, no telling me to block any shawls, I'm not in the mood. Come on help a girl out. Any suggestions. Jess, you're always good and telling me what to do and getting me back on track, be the voice of reason.
Please help me get out of my Stupid Spring Knitting Stupor!
2 comments:
How's your Dad doing? Does it look like he'll be cleared for the surgery? That must be so hard on all of you.
I hope your knitting mojo came back. Sometimes you just need a fallow spell.
OH MY HELL.... I hate this picture of me!!!!! I have a MOON face!!! What a nice surprise to read this blog. Didn't realise you still post, cos you havent been on your family one, so its great to see up to date on here...LOVE YOU XXXX
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