We have toes! All knit up, and
grafted too. Not all finished, but not the last hour yet either!
Some of the ends have been worked in,
but there are still a half dozen ends (per sock) to go. They aren't
visible on the left, (because I've neatly tucked them under
the foot), but they are there,(--see, on the right--) all the same. I'll finish
weaving them in today, Then go to work on my secret socks.
I finally got around to photographing
and documenting the progress on the secret socks. (What
progress?—Just the cast on!)--This pair of secret socks, like the
first pair, are designed for first or second time sock knitters—with
lots of little details to make getting started easier.
I also have 2 swatches to knit up
--and likely another post today, or maybe 2 tomorrow as a leap year
bonus—The swatches are for Jessica—a newish knitter.
I am still reading The Red Queen—the
first half of the book is sort of a prequel to Richard the III—one
of my favorite pieces of Shakespeare, the second half starts with
Act 1 —from a different perspective—and I suspect will end close
to act 5. Already, in the book, the 2 princes have been killed. But
there are still many pages to go!
Finally—I took in a comfy
jumper--(and shortened it too) It's still loose and easy to wear—but
it's now 6 inches narrower than it was! Gone from size 3X to plain
old large. I know I am getting smaller; and how I carry the weight
has shift, but the scale still keeps steady as a rock. No weight
lost now, for what 3 weeks? Or is it an eternity? Well, at least I
am able to keep off what I have lost. But that is not enough!


2 comments:
Yay!! I've been watching your progress and am so happy they are finished. They look even more awesome than I imagine ^_^
May I suggest reading The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey after you finish your book? It will give you a different take on Richard III, as well as being a wonderful detective story.
Pounds are numbers, but so are inches, and if you are seeing improvement in the inches and sizes, they are really more important than numbers on a scale. Good luck!
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