I was informed by a friend that he missed my blogging about fiber-y stuff. So this is for him. (You know who you are. I expect a comment if you want me to keep it up!) I have been twittering, but I tend to keep my feed there locked - I know internet privacy is a fairly non-existent thing, but I still like to go for the appearance of it. I do miss keeping up with my blog, but honestly the amount of things I have to keep up with in day-to-day life is almost too much for me. Something had to suffer, and I’d prefer it *not* to be the feeding/clothing/cleaning/etc of my family since I do in fact have to live with them.
Anyway. That’s not an apology. I promised myself I wouldn’t do that. Just an explanation.
I’ve been knitting. Lots. It helps keep me sane. I’ve had to just sit a few times, and the amount of twitchy and anxious I get is almost unbearable. But I want to get back to that knitting in a few (accompanied, I hardly need say, with watching of the Doctor and his various adventures. Though, I do hear Top Gear is on Netflix instant watch now…I need to see more of that show.)
I find it fairly apropos that the project I’m working on now is an abandoned one I blogged about back in the summer of 2007. Mostly because that’s when I started it. I even took a new picture today. I’ve finished a whole chart this week. There are four more charts left to go. Then the blocking, if I ever get around to it. I’ve got no less than two lace projects lying around the house, finished save for blocking. One is even an epic, for me: a Herbert Niebling that will one day be stretched onto a vintage parasol frame.
Ok, I’m done rambling. Well, not done, I could probably type up a novel here, but it would be disjointed and tedious. So I’ll end with that picture I took today of MS3/Swan Lake. I’m going to keep the specs on Ravelry, it’s just easier that way, and anyone who would really care about them will have a Rav account anyway.
Oh, and just cause it’s too cute not to mention, MissV turned 4 last week. No uber-special cake to post this year, but my good friend K made a shirt for her. Anyone who knows me or her, knows that she loves Star Wars. And the kid has taste - she only wants to watch episodes 4, 5, and 6. And she *adores* Darth Vader. There’s a little snap on cape on the back, but the majority of the pictures were very blurry. I dare you to take a clear picture of an excited and wiggly small child without the use of an SLR.




April 7th, 2010 - 9:19 pm
Yay! Blog post! I was going to complain, but I haven’t posted since September myself.
April 8th, 2010 - 6:45 am
blog post! and cute kid loves her shirt!!
I had to make the cape 3 times. D’oh! but it was really fun. I’m so glad she likes it! and hey I don’t even have a blog. so you’re one step ahead!