I just put the heating on...
...it's only been on for 10 minutes but now I'm feeling much more snug. I put it on to encourage my washing to dry. It's been raining all day and I'm beginning to develop trenchfoot to supplement my winter blues. Happy July, everybody.
My hours at work have been cut slightly from this week (poor weather = poor sales) and I'm determined to make the most of it. I walked to work, even though it was raining (although I hadn't realised it was raining as it was invisible sideways drizzle) but drove back after lunch. I developed a raging bad mood due so wasn't disappointed to have to leave early. What better remedy than boiling up milk for a restorative hot chocolate and settling down for Japanese homework. If I can manage half an hour each day and half an hour of stupid boxing and dancing with the wii I'm sure I'll start feeling more cheerful.
Some pretty things that make me happy arrived last week from Fripperies & Bibelots. My only complaint about the company is there are far too many wonderful colours to choose from. Whittling it down to five sets (wimbledon, breakfast at tiffanys, dusky sunset, rock chick, scaly simple solid rings) was a feat of great restraint but now there's an olympic set and I'd like vampire's kiss and not to mention there's a limited edition club set being released on Sunday night. Now that I have so many stitch markers, I really should put some to use but I made myself finish a project before starting a new one. It was supposed to be the simplicity cardigan but evidently if a cardigan has already taken a year, it's not going to knit itself. After a brilliant wedding on Saturday (more about that another post) I finished a sock yesterday. Hangover plus channel 5 films all afternoon makes perfect simple sock knitting time. So, this evening, having done all the smug things mentioned earlier, I wound my steeplechase green silk and am ready to embark on Echo Flower Shawl. Bon voyage.
Labels: echo flower shawl, fripperiesnbibelots, shawl, steeplechase, stitch markers
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