>Christmas is coming, and ironically its the warmest and least snowiest weather I’ve been in all week. Meaning, of course, that I’m home in Virginia. Meanwhile, Spokane is buried under some 2 feet of snow. The snow storm pretty much shut down the city. No work for the two days before I left for home – hurrah! Granted, I did have to walk home 2 miles in 5-6 inches (and rapidly still falling) of snow on Wednesday night. Sure, the buses were still “running” at that point, but it was more akin to a crawl around a stopped pace. I figured I could spend an hour walking at get home, or an hour waiting for the bus and have the bus driver chip my frozen body off of the sidewalk.
But Christmas is coming nonetheless. My presents are knit and under the tree. Hurrah for avoiding all malls! Now time to start working on some toboggans for myself…too bad I left my needles in Spokane, though.
Do something to change the world: Make cookies for your neighbor. Or adopt a grandparent at a nursing home. Everyone deserves to have a Christmas.
>I’ve no doubt your knitting skills have now surpassed mine by leaps and bounds. Please come to the beach this summer and have a workshop for me on how on earth to use those freakin’ circulars! I can’t get it! PS…Happy New Year!!