Friday List

1. It's been a busy week--the kids have been at my Mom's for all of it and it was nice to have my evenings free for a change. 

2. But it didn't all work out as I hoped because I cricked my neck monday morning and it's just starting to feel better now.

3. Thank FSM for massage therapy.  I like being able to have full mobility in my neck.  It makes biking easier.

4. Not that I biked much because it. never. stops. raining.

5. I haven't knit or spun all week.  Sad.

6. I will finish spinning brown corriedale tonight and ply it tomorrow.  Then it's time for some colour. 

7. I need more bobbins

8. I saw Moon last night (a weeknight movie with Craig is now such a rare occurence).  It was good old fashion sci-fi.  Not perfect, but pretty good.

9. Did you know big corportations have people stalking Twitter?  I said something bad about one and now have someone looking into my issue at the President's office.  Hmmm.

10. Work is still making my shoulders achey.  That's not so fun

11. My bathroom is now 98% done.  All that is left is painting the door and frame.  I'm aiming for a Sunday completion date!

12. I started this sweater using the blue calmer.  It seems to be the right mix of fibre, shape and colour.  And knitting calmer is soooooo nice after working with summer tweed.

13. I bought Sublime yarn in purple to make Anhinga.  It's sooooo squooshy.

14. I had a chocolate bar in my desk for a whole week.  I finally ate it today.

15. I have not worked out since Monday due to shoulder/neck thing.  I need to start back tomorrow.  I've lost the routine since I went on holiday at the end of June.  So much for after 6 weeks you'll be established in a routine. 

 

Comments

[Seanna Lea]

What people don't say about getting on routine is how easy it is to get off routine. The weather is certainly not helping. Even if I want to do exercise and can do it inside, I just don't want to do anything. Silly dismal rainy weather!

[Deirdre]

The rain absolutely sucks. No other word for it.
Falling out of routine is also hard, but so-o-o easy to do in the summer. I find it much easier to start and stick in the fall, so tell yourself that it is, in fact, summer, and it's okay to slack a little.
I was planning something out of Summer Tweed and am now thinking twice about it...

Not knitting at all with no kids around? Well, I don't even want to know what you've been up to... or maybe I do...