The Slog
Jarrett is moving along.
I actually finished the back and most of the left front before I realized that Europeans wear their sweaters tighter than do Rock Stars. So I ripped it out to make a larger size. Fortunately, I have enough time on the train to make significant progress on it without even really trying.
I hope to finish it for Rock Star before June.
I saw the saddest sight the other day downtown as I walked from the train station to work. The surface of the river had frozen and the ice was covered with snow. In the snow was a track of paw prints that led to the middle of the river - and to a hole where the intrepid critter must have slipped to its death in the frozen sludge.
That's my life lately, mostly, silently noting winter's victims as I walk to work and back. At night I come home and cook myself in front of the fire.
Last night I broke out of frying my brains long enough to join the knitting ladies at The Buzz Cafe in Oak Park. Blogless Amy finished her first scarf, ever!
Isn't it gorgeous????
I crave green growing things.
6 Comments:
I'm with ya on the green growing things. The house plants just aren't cutting it.
OK, I was already feeling very pissed off and surly about my week, but that little dead critter story just about makes me want to go back to bed and stay there until Saturday. so. sad.
PS put some grass seed in a pot with some dirt. It'll grow and you can put it in the pet food. Bailey loves it.
Good idea Ashley!
So depressing, this weather.
Maybe it was a polar bear? Or a seal? Or some other ice/cold water friendly creature? (I know these are not plausible, I'm just trying to cheer myself up over here.)
Tell Amy I'm very proud of her for finishing a scarf. That is so awesome!
xo, Beth
Post a Comment
<< Home